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vRugby

vRugby. subject to contract. Project Overview May 2008. Why. 3,744 new opportunities for young people aged 16-25 to volunteer in Rugby Union Entry routes into long term club roles. How. ‘Bite size projects’ innovatively harness passion, energy and enthusiasm

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vRugby

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  1. vRugby subject to contract Project Overview May 2008

  2. Why • 3,744 new opportunities for young people aged 16-25 to volunteer in Rugby Union • Entry routes into long term club roles

  3. How • ‘Bite size projects’ • innovatively harness passion, energy and enthusiasm • deliver real benefit local community • Recruitment, training, recognition and expenses • Website, on-line resources and learning modules

  4. What vrugbyfun Plan organise and deliver a fun rugby event for others to take part in healthy exercise vrugbylife Use rugby’s ethos to educate young people about healthy lifestyles (nutrition, exercise, obesity, alcohol, drugs, behaviour, etc) vrugbycash Raise money for a project of your choice to benefit your rugby club vrugbyforce Make an improvement to your club facilities so they can be used more by your local community

  5. vRugbyFun • Tag rugby for people with learning difficulties • Street rugby in a deprived area • Lunch time touch rugby for sedentary business workers • Half term coaching • After school rugby

  6. vRugbyLife • Youth club session • School assembly • Collaboration with youth offenders team

  7. Contribute to U14s tour Set of shirts for the U7s 5 new junior tackle bags Scrum machine upgrade Pool table Ideas… Sponsored event eg Fun run Concert/Party/Disco/Barbeque Jumble sale/Boot sale Car wash Quiz/Treasure hunt Raffle Diaries/Calendars Supermarket bag packing vRugbyCash

  8. vRugbyForce • Improve accessibility for people with disabilities • Paint a changing room • Spruce up your club house • Provide baby changing

  9. Go Further vrugbyfun Assistant Coach, Team Manager, Referee, Event Coordinator, Social Secretary… vrugbylife First Aider, School Liaison, Welfare assistant, 100% Me, Physio assistant, Fitness Coach… vrugbycash Fund raiser, Marketing Assistant, Webmaster, Club Shop Manager… vrugbyforce Volunteer Coordinator, Press Officer, Facilities assistant…

  10. Where

  11. Clubs • Have Seal of Approval • Welfare Officer • Club Volunteer Coordinator • Mini/Junior section • Want to take part • Reach out to a diverse community

  12. When • Timings are approximate

  13. Who • County Activators • Club Activators • Young volunteers

  14. County Activators The essentials… • Aged 22–24 yrs (when you apply) • Resident in England • Motivated • Able to commit 9 months part time volunteering from June 08 – April 09 • 1 residential weekend • 1 day at weekend training club activators • Minimum of 10 hours per month extra (on phone, web or face to face) • Able to enthuse others • Willing to travel to rugby clubs across your area • Good at communicating with a wide range of people • Able to challenge other people’s views and be open to the views of others

  15. County Activators Other skills and qualities… • Able to work with different people • Commitment • Be able to flex and adapt to different situations • Willing to learn • Creative • Good time management skills • Up for a laugh • Open minded • Have access to internet • Be willing to get stuck in and take part

  16. County Activators will… • participate in training to equip them as a county activator • help develop the recruitment, project and training resources • recruit and support 7 'club activators' each giving a total of 203 • organise and run training events for club activators • support forums (on line and face-to-face) • monitor the progress of their club activators • give feedback about their experience and help improve the programme

  17. Club Activators The essentials… • Aged 16–24 yrs (when you apply) • Resident in England • Motivated • Able to commit 6 months part time volunteering from June 08 – November 08 • 1 day at weekend training • Minimum of 4 hours per month • Able to enthuse others • Good at communicating • Organised

  18. Club Activators Other skills and qualities… • Commitment • Adaptability • Willing to learn • Creative • Good time management • Up for a laugh • Have access to internet • Be willing to get stuck in and take part

  19. Club Activators Will… • Recruit 5 young volunteers • Develop a short term project relevant to their local needs from one of four themes • Advertise their project using the National Volunteer Database • Submit a project report on completion • Promote the on-line tools • Give feedback about their experience and help improve the programme

  20. Partners • v is an independent charity championing youth volunteering in England • v exists to inspire a new generation of young volunteers (aged 16-25) and enable a lasting change in the quality, quantity and diversity of youth volunteering • The Match Fund aims to create an additional £100m of investment in youth volunteering in England, attracting £50m from the private sector matched by £50m from Government • v will match investment from the Rugby Football Foundation to support the vRugby project

  21. Partners • The Rugby Football Foundation (RFF) is a Charitable Trust established to promote and develop community amateur rugby in England. • The Foundation provides the investment for the community rugby programme and administers a Capital Fund to the financing projects aimed at improving facilities which lead to the recruitment and retention of rugby players. • The Rugby Football Foundation is a funding partner for vRugby

  22. Partners • Community Rugby is the brand under which Rugby Football Development Ltd delivers all aspects of grassroots rugby • Community Rugby provides opportunities for lifelong participation in a team sport as players, coaches, match officials, and volunteers • Community Rugby has national, regional, county and local partnerships including a wide range of equity partners • Community Rugby will be the delivery partner for the vRugby project

  23. Equity partners British Asian Rugby Association, England Deaf Rugby Union, GB Wheelchair Rugby, Rugby Football Union for Women, Child Victims of Crime, Coalfields Regeneration Trust, English Federation of Disability Sport, National Deaf Childrens Society, Equality & Diversity Forum, Princes Trust, Sporting Equals, Mencap Sport, Wheelpower, Ethnic Media Group, Womens Sport Foundation, RADAR, CRE

  24. Evaluation

  25. Project team

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