our services
In line with the Foundation's objectives, we aim to provide local solutions to the global challenges faced by players after leaving the game.
We recognise that the post-rugby transition is unique to each person, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. With the right guidance and support, players can achieve their full potential Beyond the Game.
Our evidence-informed approach to supporting players will help to provide players with services based on their own particular needs and priorities. As support services develop and grow across the world, players can access local services that provide appropriate care, builds communities, help them to cope with change and promote connection.
On the Ground funding
The GRPF is committed to delivering support programmes on the ground with the players. These programmes will be delivered in partnership with trusted delivery partners which currently includes a number of player associations across the globe.
Through these programmes, we hope empower players to take confidence in their next phase of life and career. Our programmes are focused on three key areas:
Mental Health Support: Confidential mental health support line.
Career Support: Specialised, individual career support sessions.
Connection: Monthly forum meetings and events for players.
Access pilot programme
ONLINE LEARNING
Our learning platform is now live. If you have already signed up, please check your inbox, your login details are waiting for you. If you haven't signed up yet, please register via the form at the bottom of the page.
The GRPF ambition is to be the world leading experts in the creation and delivery of a holistic support framework to enable players to transition successfully from rugby into the next phase of their lives. We want them to thrive, not just survive.
Our ambition is to have a variety of learning modules available to players, including:
Health & Wellbeing.
Education.
Mental Health.
Financial Good Health.
Our online learning platform is available to all rugby players, male, female, 7s and 15s, who have played professional rugby or represented their country since 1 September 1995.
