“I admire the clubs for selecting those children they feel will benefit the most through this unique opportunity, which is what pleases us so much about the programme.”Īdded Gill: “We watched the boys going downhill on the mountainboards, and although they would eventually fall off it was great to watch them helping each other up off the ground and bonding with each other. “We came from this community, which is why we want to put back now and give them a chance to succeed.” “It does our hearts good to see these kids enjoying the other side of life, and it gives them reason to step out of their comfort zone and get on,” said Geoff. Last week, programme sponsors Gill and Geoff Caplan visited the latest group of children to take part in the scheme, which is something the couple say they are still extremely proud to support. The three-day residential allows the Rhinos’ Ambassador clubs to nominate players who they feel will benefit most from the experience, such as children with low self-esteem or those who wouldn’t otherwise get the chance to experience outdoor activities For almost a decade, Leeds Rhinos Foundation has invited junior rugby league players from across Leeds to take part in their Outdoor Adventure Programme at Herd Farm Activity Centre.
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