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Summary ofthe main We changed
our
work
patterns
for 2020/21
and
this
continued
into
achievements ofthe charity 2021/2022/2023
to take
into
account
the
continued
effects
of the
during the year Pandemic.
This is how we changed
permanently.
The last face to face sessions were March 2020.
From April 2022 to March 2023 the following
activities were undertaken:-
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Writing
bids for the club
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Helping
players write CV's
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Working
with
the
Director
of
Rugby
and
Community
Coach
developing
a strategic
plan for post Pandemic
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Employability
skills
have
continued
up
until
December
2022,
working
with the Job Centre
and a local community
centre.
All
employability
referrals
have been
primarily
online
via emails and
phone calls, working
with circa 20 unemployed
people per month.
However,
all local and national
funding
has gone tothe Brandwood
Community
Centre, so they have taken
all our employability
work.
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Zoom meetings
with Councillors/Billesley
Forum/Trustees/DoR.
The Community
Schools Coaching
continued
to be rebuilt post pandemic.
By January
2023 we were delivering
sports and rugby
programmes
in 8
Primary Schools.
In addition, we developed
a guided
reading
programme
combined
with sports coaching that was bought
by one primary
school.
We have run sports holiday camps, some with
HAF funding
from BCCto
also provide a healthy eating element.
We secured
funding
to provide
an educational
programme
linked
to the
City's Commonwealth
Games, this was delivered
in 6schools and led to a
multi school sports day at the club.
In July 2022 we also ran a number
of community
sports days where 150-
180 local
children
were
involved
in a range
of sports
linked
to the
Commonwealth
Games.
MRCF launched a Walking
Rugby programme
aimed at over 50's for men
and women
to meet up and exercise
in a safe environment.
We had the
resource
in terms
of clubs facilities
and the expertise
in qualified
RFU
coaches.
We advertised
using the clubs social media platforms,
posters at local NHS
locations
and
by word of mouth.
We designed
a programme
involving
basic rugby
skills
improving
hand eye coordination,
communication
and
togetherness.
We have had a talk from a Nutritionist
about healthy
eating
and we have purchased
branded
Foundation
t-shirts
in the club colours to
support
unity and a sense ofbelonging.
To date we have
had over 60 people attend
one or more sessions,
with
40+ players
still actively
involved
and each session attended
by circa 20
players. Sessions are every Thursday
evening
and we have a mixture
of
men and women,
some who have played
rugby
in their earlier years, but
also many
who have never
played
rugby
before. We have
had fixtures
against
other clubs
both locally and
nationally,
with other fixtures
being
planned
along with some social events.