European Social Fund
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).
Feeding Ur Everyday Lives: Easter Holiday Activities
Following the news that the nationwide ‘Holiday Activity & Food’ programme was being expanded across the country in 2021, The Harlequins Foundation have partnered with Achieving for Children’s network of local community organisations to support …
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Lockdown Learning: Spring Term in Review
We have taken a look back on what has been a busy few months for The Harlequins Foundation’s coaching team, who, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, were able to continue providing invaluable support …
The Harlequins Foundation Supports F.U.E.L campaign
The Harlequins Foundation are proudly supporting Achieving for Children and a network of organisations this Easter as part of the nationwide ‘Holiday Hunger’ campaign, F.U.E.L. In Richmond and Kingston, there are over 6000 children and …
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From Project Rugby to virtual HUBS, The Harlequins Foundation inspires Jovana’s passion for rugby
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an undeniably detrimental effect on people’s lives, livelihoods, mental and physical wellbeing. So, it should come as no surprise that it has had a negative effect on young people too. The …
The Harlequins Foundation supports National Careers Week
At The Harlequins Foundation we passionately believe in the principle that everyone should have the opportunity to build the essential skills, experience and aspirations to succeed in the 21st century. Through our relationship with The …
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Move. Learn. Grow. – Boost your schools summer offer and support your students to develop the essential skills through sport.
Last week the government announced a £700 million support package for schools in England, over £300 million of which, dedicated to a ‘recovery premium’ to boost summer schools, clubs, and activity groups. Move. Learn. Grow. …
The Harlequins Foundation deliver “Tackling Health at Home”
Thanks to the support of Premiership Rugby and the Greggs Foundation, we have been able to adapt our primary school focussed ‘Tackling Health’ programme to support & inspire young people to stay on top of …
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The Harlequins Foundation drives inclusivity through Virtual London Youth Games
London Youth Games are putting disabled young Londoners at the heart of the competition, empowering them to set, film, complete, and share sport-related challenges as part of the LYG Virtual Inclusive Games – an eight-week …
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Growing Grassroots Rugby Virtually
The Harlequins Foundation are excited to be taking Rugby online, teaching hundreds of local young people about the game and it’s values, thanks to support for ‘Project Rugby’ from Premiership Rugby and Gallagher. Project Rugby …
The skills for today, not for the future
The Harlequins Foundation’s CEO, Marc Leckie, has written about how the Skills Builder framework is the key to helping people develop the essential skills they need to succeed. When faced with the enormous challenges we …