Rugby League Cares is an independent charity that touches upon the lives of people involved at every level of the sport, from junior clubs to current and former players. Our mission is to enhance and enrich people’s lives through the power and positive influence of Rugby League. We work with current and retired players to deliver groundbreaking health programmes to people of all ages across Rugby League communities. And we deliver player welfare support to players in Super League, Championship, League 1, Women’s Super League and Wheelchair RL, ensuring they get the most out of their involvement in the game, both during their careers and post-retirement. We also champion the sport’s great heritage and are working towards opening the world’s first National RL Museum.
And help us make a difference.
We need your support to be able to continue enhancing the lives of people in communities wherever Rugby League is played.
Why not join in one of our fundraising events or make a donation via our Justgiving page. It’s quick, simple and if you agree to GiftAid, the taxman adds 20 per cent on top at no cost to you!
Rugby League Cares touches on the lives of people in so many ways, in both good times and bad. Our work enables people to live happier, healthier and more fulfilling lives. Here’s what we’re about...
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