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WHO ARE THE LEEDS RHINOS FOUNDATION? - Founded in 2005 - Registered - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

WHO ARE THE LEEDS RHINOS FOUNDATION? - Founded in 2005 - Registered Charity of Leeds Rhinos RLFC - Financially and structurally independent with a turnover of over 1.2m. - More than 40,000 children, young people and adults engaged each year -


  1. WHO ARE THE LEEDS RHINOS FOUNDATION? - Founded in 2005 - Registered Charity of Leeds Rhinos RLFC - Financially and structurally independent with a turnover of over £1.2m. - More than 40,000 children, young people and adults engaged each year - A workforce of over 40 professionals including educators, coaches, health specialists, support staff and volunteers - Recognised brand with Community Focus

  2. OUR WORK Sport Health Education Arts and Heritage

  3. SPORT Jamie Jones- Buchanan

  4. - Rugby League Development – 6 Officers, Sky Try. - Schools Partner Schools, Curriculum Link - Disability Sport Wheelchair, PDRL, LDRL, Aspire Hub Sites. - Women's Sport Jamie Jones- Buchanan Women's Super League Rugby and Netball .

  5. Jamie Jones- Buchanan

  6. HEALTH Jamie Jones- Buchanan

  7. TRYCLUB (Men’s weight management) Key Priority: To engage with men to take part in regular physical activity and work towards a healthy weight. Description: Try Club is a 12-week health and wellbeing programme for men with a BMI of 25+. Split between nutrition workshops, health education and fitness sessions the group is build on camaraderie, a love of sport and empowering individuals to make long lasting lifestyle changes. Links to Health and Wellbeing Strategy 1. Stronger focus on prevention 2. Supporting self-management of health 3. Getting people more active, more often 4. People will live longer and healthier lives

  8. RHINOS ACTIVE SOCIAL (Active aging group) Key Priority : Leeds will be ‘An Age friendly city where people age well’ Description: The Rhinos Active Social group meets weekly at 3 sites across the city, combining appropriate peer led physical activity with a friendship and social element. The aim of the group is to contribute towards the city's agenda for reducing social isolation, loneliness and risk of falls. *Regular activities include, tai chi, tap dancing, ping pong and walking rugby. Links to Health and Wellbeing strategy: activities include Tai Chi, Yoga, Pilates and Gentle Exercise. 1. Stronger focus on prevention 2. Supporting self-management of health 3. Getting people more active, more often 4. Reduce repeat Emergency visits to hospital

  9. IN-TOUCH (Dementia support group) Key Priority : Leeds will be ‘An Age friendly city where people age well’ Description: The In-Touch group sees anyone accessing the LCC support services living with a dementia diagnosis (as well as their carers) accessing a monthly support group to socialise, relive fond memories and share stories of rugby league in the heart of their local club. Each month consists of a topic/guest speaker. Links to Health and Wellbeing strategy: 1. Supporting self-management of health 2. Quality of life improved due to access to services and support

  10. ACTIVE BEYOND CANCER (Cancer Rehab) Key Priority: To improve the health, wellbeing and reduce the fatigue levels of living with cancer in Leeds. Description: The 12 week cancer rehabilitation programme works with clients at all stages of their cancer treatment, it looks to build strength, fitness and wellbeing through weekly sessions with the view to reduce chronic fatigue levels through a tailored and specific cancer fitness programme. 45min health and nutrition session/45min specific tailored physical activity Ritchie Myler Links to Health and Wellbeing strategy: 1. Supporting self-management of health 2. Getting people more active, more often 3. People will live longer and healthier lives 4. Quality of life improved due to access to services and support

  11. Mental Health and Character Development - Environments and Retention

  12. Community Club Nutrition Project

  13. EDUCATION

  14. ADULT EDUCATION – Work Club and ESOL

  15. INSPIRING CHAMPIONS Ashton Golding

  16. Onside / Tackle It – Reducing Reoffending

  17. Leeds Rhin inos Category 3 Academy Programme In In partn tnership with ith Leeds City ity Colle llege Improving opportunities and aspirations of student athletes aged 16-19+ in Leeds through a bespoke, student centred College Rugby Programme

  18. First Team Th The Rugby League Path thway Reserves The Current pathway a young potential U19s Academy athlete undertakes U16s during their Rugby Scholarship League Journey U15s Scholarship Community Clubs

  19. Leeds Rhinos Netball

  20. Performance Pathway Super League ENGLAND ROSES U21 Elite U19 Elite ROSES ACADEMY U17 Elite 16-19 Futures Academy Futures University Hubs Colleges U15 Regional Academy U15 Hubs Schools U13 Hubs Clubs U13 Regional Academy Mini Netball Netball U15 County Academy U13 Satellite Academy

  21. Underpinned by a Community Programme Performance Pathway: SL U21 University Futures Hubs x4 U19 U17 Futures Club U15 Hubs x4 Regional U15 Regional U13 County U15 College U13 Hubs x4 Satellite U13 School Mini Netball Age 5-12 Workshops Master Classes School Coaching Camps Pay & Play Festivals

  22. - Culture / Ethos of the organisation -Embedded in the community – Build the Trust - Partnerships – Wider systems - Local strategic plans and National agendas - Demonstrate the impact – People and Partners - Be the experts – Sustainability

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