Capital One Disability project 

This project is designed to help improve motor skills, co-ordination, and sensory awareness through the enjoyment of rugby related practices. The opportunity to meet the first team players as they deliver various aspects of the project helps to encourage everyone to be involved. 

Capital One Leadership project 

The leadership project is an initiative that seeks to develop confidence and interpersonal skills in young people by using TAG rugby and the opportunity for the children to coach each other. Raising their awareness about themselves and seeking to develop identified areas over the course of the six week programme.  

Rushcliffe Health Project 

In Partnership with Rushcliffe Council the Community team will be delivering the " MEND" programme, supporting young people and their families who participate on the project through mentoring, promotion of health eating and lifestyle, also inviting them to see them play at Meadow Lane. 

 Nottinghamshire County Council 

In Patnership with Nottinghamshire County Council the Community team will be delivering the community schools programme that has been planned and co-ordinated with RFU Development Officer (RFUDO). As part of this the Community scheme will also to engage with special schools within the Nottinghamshire area.

The partnership will also include the Community team suporting the RFUDO County Primary Schools County Finals - 28th May and offering Support for the NCC talented coaches programme. The Community team will be fully engaged in volunteering programmes such as Step into Sport including provision of quality placements at Nottingham Rugby events and activities. 

Hall-Fast North Nottinghamshire Project

NOTTINGHAM Rugby has teamed up with one of the Midland's best exporters to deliver coaching programmes further and wider than ever before.

Hall-Fast, the industrial supplies company that was recently honoured as the Midlands Exporter of the Year, has struck a new partnership with the Green and Whites' community department to deliver coaching into North Nottinghamshire.

More than 20 schools in the area will benefit from the initiative before Christmas, with Nottingham not only focused on skills sessions, but increasing physical activity and promoting healthy lifestyles.

Nottingham will assist the development of the game alongside RFU development officers already in the area, helping support schools rugby competitions, and improve links to local clubs and opportunities for young people to participate in the game. The project will run throughout Mansfield, Ollerton, Ashfield, East Retford, Southwell, Worksop, Chesterfield and Newark.

With community coach and Worksop resident Josh Salathiel delivering the initiative, the program will have a truly local feel.

lm Hall, Managing Director of Hall-Fast added: "Whilst sponsoring this programme provides coaching to local youngsters, I think it also has the potential to inspire them to widen their horizons and realise their full potential. "

Hall-Fast was founded in 2006 and has grown to be an award winning business supplying over 48,000 industrial products to local companies as well customers in over 75 countries. In 2012 Hall-Fast won the Midlands Exporter of the Year Award.

Academy in the Community   

Academy in the community projects aims to support player and coach development at local rugby clubs. It is the opportunity for clubs to invite the academy coaches and players to the clubs and deliver a specific technique or skill which meets the clubs development plan.