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Try Time

Rugby has a magical ability to energise communities and critically to help those with fewer chances in Life.

‘Try Time’ connects with disaffected young people in areas identified by West Yorkshire police as “hotspots” for anti-social behaviour and crime.

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Young people aged 5 to 19 are given the opportunity to take part in a team sport, meet new people and enjoy exercise in a safe environment.

Our scheme delivers a wide range of sessions and courses including rugby and other sports, health, social inclusion and educational programmes for children in Airedale, Castleford and West Yorkshire.
 

 
Young people will also be encouraged to become mentors for other children who may need guidance and support from their own peers.
 

KEY OUTCOMES…

  • Offered over 40 weeks per year, every year
  • Regular liaison with Local schools and youth agencies
  • Progressions into volunteering
  • Qualification in Sports Leaders UK Level 1 Award
  • Opportunities for employment
  • Reduce crime and anti-social behaviour

 

FOUNDATION FACT…

  • We’re partnered with Wakefield District Housing and West Yorkshire Police Community Safety Team
  • Our intervention helps reduce crime, increase volunteering and provides re-education

 

WE ACHIEVED…

  • Since its inception, The Foundation has worked with 1,600 children and young people who are at risk or who are involved in anti-social behaviour