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The Harlequins Foundation are delighted, in partnership with Simetrica, to be launching the Sport Value Bank.
The Harlequins Foundation are delighted to be relaunching the Mighty Draw ahead of this weekend’s local derby clash at The Stoop against Saracens.
The Harlequins Foundation are delighted to be launching “Building Brighter Futures”, which outlines our overarching strategy for the next stage of our development.
The Harlequins Foundation, the Dementia Care Centre at the University of West London and CW+ (the charity of West Middlesex University Hospital) would like to invite you to our Valentine’s Day Special Imagination Café.
The HITZ programme rounded off 2019 with 21 young people enrolled on the programme, and with another recruitment drive due in February, the programme continues to go from strength to strength after a very productive first term.
A group of young people participating in The Harlequins Foundation’s Switch into Sport Programme attended Big Game 12 to volunteer their time and collect donations in the West Fan Village to support their continued participation in the programme.
So far this season, The Harlequins Foundation and The Metropolitan Police TaskForce have been working in partnership to support local young people to engage in sport and build stronger links between communities and their local police officers.
On Thursday 7th November, inspired by the Rugby World Cup 2019, The Harlequins Foundation invited 30 local schools to Staines Rugby Club to take part in a ‘Celebration of Rugby’ festival that saw in excess of 400 young people take to the rugby field and represent their school, many of whom did so for the very first time.
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Our ESF Programme aims to address the needs of local young people in Richmond and Kingston, between the ages of 16-19, who are not currently in education, employment of training (NEET).
