Copyright all rights reserved TRUST IN WIDNES 2009
who can work to benefit the their communities and foster the development of rugby league in their area..
"This meeting is the first great step forward for the future of Rugby League Supporters Trusts and we are looking to the likes of Trust in Widnes, Warrington Wolves Squadbuilder and the other established trusts to come together, share knowledge and ideas so that we can find new ways of working to strengthen the trust movement in rugby league" says Laura Harrison
Trust in Widnes have been asked to share their experience of accessing funding for community projects, with some of the newer membergroups, The
"This meeting is the first great step forward for the future of Rugby League Supporters Trusts and we are looking to the likes of Trust in Widnes, Warrington Wolves Squadbuilder and the other established trusts to come together, share knowledge and ideas so that we can find new ways of working to strengthen the trust movement in rugby league" says Laura Harrison
Trust in Widnes have been asked to share their experience of accessing funding for community projects, with some of the newer membergroups, The
The original intention was to improve the governance and financial sustainability of football clubs. The success of sharing best practice and professional guidance to its members has led to the expansion of the initiative to other sports.
At the beginning of this year the RFL and SD worked together to fund a Trust Caseworker post and the successful candidate, Laura Harrison has called this meeting to bring representatives from all the Rugby League Trusts together. High on the agenda will be the role of Supporters Direct and the RFL to help supporters groups become recognised Trusts
At the beginning of this year the RFL and SD worked together to fund a Trust Caseworker post and the successful candidate, Laura Harrison has called this meeting to bring representatives from all the Rugby League Trusts together. High on the agenda will be the role of Supporters Direct and the RFL to help supporters groups become recognised Trusts
group will hear about the recent successful bid for Sports relief funds to help set up a 'Mersey Vikings' wheelchair tag RL team - this is a fully inclusive sport accessible to all regardless of age, ability, gender. The sport is growing in popularity with the likes of Bradford Bulls and Wigan Warriors having established wheelchair teams at their respective clubs, Trust in Widnes has been working hard to provide this opportunity for people in the Merseyside region.
