Manu Samoa players have today thanked everyone who supported the #HelpSamoa campaign of November 2017.
The Pacific Rugby Players Welfare board has been bolstered with inclusion of Wallis & Futuna national and former Racing Metro player Mikaele Tuugahala.
Canal + provided some excellent in-depth coverage of our recent event in Paris.
SKINS International has underlined its commitment to support Pacific rugby by partnering with Pacific Rugby Players Welfare
In a recent report, the BBC's Patrick Gearey highlights the challenges being faced by players who come to Europe from the Pacific Islands.
Please get behind PRPW and support Samoan rugby players - dig deep and donate via our JustGiving page!
PRPW's French team gets more star quality as All Blacks Joe Rokocoko and Victor Vito join the Players Board and Simon Raiwalui accepts a role on the Community Team!
Thanks to our partners at visalogic we can confirm the following process surrounding rugby visas in line with new RFU requirements.
When Fijian prop Isireli Temo killed himself last year, the old pros behind the Pacific Rugby Players Welfare group resolved to support even more youngsters.
Pacific Rugby Players Welfare has launched in France, hosting more than 100 players over three introductory meetings.
Pacific Rugby Players Welfare has welcomed stars from Super League into its organisation.
We're delighted to welcome Sene Naoupu to the PRPW Players Board!
We're delighted to welcome Charles Piutau to the PRPW Players Board!
Manu Tuilagi has called for greater support for Pacific Islands stars in Europe, to end the kind of honest mistakes that almost saw him deported from the UK in 2010
It has been a busy few days in the world of Rugby Union.
There are hopes that a new association will help ease the struggles hundreds of Pacific men face while playing professional rugby overseas.
More than 700 rugby union players have been exported from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga but for many it has become a fast track to misery
Rugby players from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga often fall prey to a distressing combination of cultural pressure and ruthless exploitation.
Olympic gold-winning coach Ben Ryan has joined the new-look board of Pacific Rugby Players Welfare
The Pacific Islands' brightest talents could be enticed abroad in their early teens due to the new five-year residency qualification period.
Dan Leo urges World Rugby to dig deep to stem the flow of talent away from the Pacific Islands.
Wasps star Nathan Hughes joined a host of big names at the inaugural PRPW event.
Dan Leo shares his thoughts with James Harrington of RugbyPass on how to prevent Pacific Islands talent drain
The new and improved PRPW website is here - complete with a fresh look and intuitive design.