In July, we’ll be asking all our supporters to put their best foot (or pedal!) forward, and team up for the Around The Grounds challenge! Our team have devised a route starting and finishing at …
For some young people, the essential support and guidance they need in life is absent. Too often this leads to extended periods of time outside education, which can have a detrimental effect on their physical …
Last week, the UK Government announced a £1bn funding package aimed at helping children catch up on the education they have missed out on during the lockdown period. Head of Foundation, Marc Leckie, has made …
12 months ago, Rebekah Elsdon had never picked up a rugby ball. She was an enthusiastic 14 year old that enjoyed being active, but sadly like many young girls, she thought rugby was not for …
For Mental Health Awareness Week, Claudia, the captain of our wheelchair rugby team The Jesters, has recorded a message about her mental health journey, and how physical activity and sport has played a big part in helping develop good mental health.
The Harlequins Foundation are delighted that Quins legend Olly Kohn, has agreed to join our team of ambassadors. A true fan favorite, Olly made 140 appearances for Harlequins, as well being capped for Wales during …
Read MoreOlly Kohn joins The Harlequins Foundation’s Ambassador Team
METTLE, The Harlequins Foundation’s flagship mental health programme, is designed to help young people gain the skills they need for building strong mental resilience to help them overcome times of adversity and improve their wellbeing, …
Read MoreBuilding Mental Resilience- How METTLE helps change lives
If ever there has been a time that tests our mettle it is now. It is mental health awareness week and we wanted to share some top tips and ideas, including content from our mental …
Dear Supporter We hope you’re well during this unprecedented time. We’re inviting you, your family and friends to take part in The 2.6 Challenge from Sunday 26 April to help to save the UK’s charities. …
Rugby……remember it? It feels strange not to have set foot in The Stoop for several weeks now and I am sure I’m not alone in being desperate to be back ‘home’ and not stuck at …
