Our active Project Rugby programme is designed to increase participation in the game by people from traditionally underrepresented groups.
The delivery consists of engagement, retention and transition and is focused in areas where there are participants from ethnically diverse backgrounds both male and female.
Our aim whilst working with the Asian Sports Foundation Women and Girls, is to improve the involvement in our communities for Women and Girls by investing in a network of local organisations where an opportunity has been identified by a local need.
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B.E.A.T THE STREET
Beat the Street’ is an intervention programme for people affected by homelessness in and around the Borough of Spelthorne.
BEAT the Street not only introduces participants to rugby but runs workshops to help with mental health, addiction and aspects on how to move forward. The idea is to use rugby to get active, but by linking in its core values it highlights in other skills.
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