Community Programmes

Thanks to our comprehensive range of community programmes, the Foundation delivers life-changing initiatives to thousands of children and adults across Glasgow every year.

From helping people lose weight and working with adults with addictions to helping young people into employment, the Rangers Charity Foundation is making a positive and lasting difference to the lives of local people every day.

Veterans At Ease

Veterans At Ease

Veterans At Ease – a brand new Rangers Charity Foundation mental wellbeing programme for veterans is launching in August....

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The Changing Room

The Changing Room

The Changing Room has one goal – to promote men’s mental health and wellbeing through the power of football.

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Football Fans in Training

Football Fans in Training

Our Football Fans in Training has achieved astounding results, with participants reporting dramatic improvements in their health, knowledge...

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FFIT For Life

FFIT For Life

Our Football Fans in Training has achieved astounding results, with participants reporting dramatic improvements in their health, knowledge...

Walking Football

Walking Football

Our FREE Walking Football programme for anyone aged 50 and over. Why not come and join?

RCF Saturday Night Youth Hub

RCF Saturday Night Youth Hub

The RCF Youth Hub will give local young people a safe space to meet and take part in a...

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Team Talk

Team Talk

Our Football Fans in Training has achieved astounding results, with participants reporting dramatic improvements in their health, knowledge...

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Team Talk – Football

Team Talk – Football

Team Talk - Football’ aims to support men’s physical and mental wellbeing through the power of football. This extension...

Football Memories

Football Memories

Our Football Memories project helps to improve the lives of football fans with dementia by using football images and...

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Recovery Drop In

Recovery Drop In

Our Recovery Drop In sessions grew from our Recovery With Rangers programme, giving those who have begun a new...

Joy of Moving

Joy of Moving

The Joy of Moving Project aims to encourage physical activity, promote nutritional education and build awareness of the importance...

Scottish FA – Extra Time

Scottish FA – Extra Time

A new partnership between the Scottish FA and the Scottish Government is harnessing the Power of Football to help...

CashBack – Towards New Futures

CashBack – Towards New Futures

The Foundation’s Cashback For Communities – Towards New Futures programme aims to re-engage young people with current or past...

Ready For Employment 50+

Ready For Employment 50+

Our Ready For Employment programme for over 50s aims to improve the job prospects of local people, in partnership with...

Hub in The Community

Hub in The Community

Our Hubs in the Community model sees a full time Rangers Charity Foundation member of staff in local schools...

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SQA Programme Of Wider Achievement

SQA Programme Of Wider Achievement

The Rangers Charity Foundation's Wider Achievement programme has helped young people across the city re-engage with their education to help...

Towards Better Futures

Towards Better Futures

Towards Better Futures

Towards Better Futures is a community programme providing support to school leavers and S3 pupils to prepare them for...

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Ready For Employment

Ready For Employment

Our Ready For Employment programme aims to improve the job prospects of local people in partnership with Jobcentre Plus.

Coach For Tomorrow

Coach For Tomorrow

Coach For Tomorrow

Coach For Tomorrow allows school pupils and college students who have aspirations to progress within coaching to gain experience...

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Autism Friendly Football

Autism Friendly Football

Autistic children and teenagers can enjoy FREE football via the Rangers Charity Foundation. The weekly sessions are run every Wednesday.

Diversity Wins

Diversity Wins

Diversity Wins is run in partnership Glasgow City Council as part of its Towards Better Futures initiative. P6s and 7s...

Visually Impaired Football

Visually Impaired Football

Our Football Fans in Training has achieved astounding results, with participants reporting dramatic improvements in their health, knowledge...

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EFDN: Diversity Wins – Show Racism The Red Card

EFDN: Diversity Wins – Show Racism The Red Card

Our Diversity Wins – Show Racism The Red Card initiative delivers workshops around racism, discrimination and gender equality issues...

Count Me In

Count Me In

The Rangers Charity Foundation launched the new Count Me In programme in early 2024. Count Me In is a...

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