RugbyforHeroes received a great response from everyone that attended the launch at the New Country Hotel on Thursday 27th October 2011.
We appreciate the support from those that attended and from Charlie Sharples, Freddie Burns, Dave Lewis and Shaun Knight for their time and assistance in making the calendar launch a success.

If you were unable to make it to the launch you can support the cause by buying a calendar from our store. We hear that they make great presents…

Gloucester Mike Tindall, Worcester Warrior Marcel Garvey & Miles Benjamin are signing the RugbyforHeroes 2012 Calendar at the Beechwood Arcade in Cheltenham on Thursday December 15th 2011 between 6 till 8. Members of the 1 riffles will also be in attendance showing their support, so come on down and say hello.

Click here to buy the 2012 calendar…

Beechwood Shopping Centre
123 High St, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 1DQ, UK

RugbyforHeroes 2012 calendar features your favourite premiership players who are representing their clubs and supporting our brave men and women. All proceeds of the calendar go to the charity, which funds courses helping our wounded and traumatised men and women.

These courses assist in managing the dramatic changes they experience in their lives. These courses teach how to take control of your life, achieve your full potential and helps them back into our communities.

Please help us help them by buying your calendar NOW!!!!

Click here to buy the 2012 RugbyforHeroes Calendar!

The official launch for RugbyforHeroes has been pushed back to Spring 2012. If you require any further information feel free to contact us on 01452 414 391 and ask for Alan. Please keep checking the website for an exact date.

On Saturday 27th August come along to Henley Rugby Club for Henley Rocks and London Wasps 1st XV v Benetton Treviso Rugby match.

Featuring Simply Take That, Rolling Clones, ZU2, Fleetwood Mac and a surprise charity act from RugbyforHeroes!

at:
Henley Rugby Club
Dry Leas
Marlow Road
Henley-on-Thames
Oxfordshire
RG9 2JA

Tickets for the concert are £15.00 for adults and £7.50 for under 16′s

Tickets can be purchased online at London Wasps, Henley Hawks and Scott Jordan.

Click here to view the poster.

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Please join us in helping our Heroes and show your support for RugbyforHeroes by buying one of these wristbands and wearing it with pride.

The wristband is only £2.50 including Postage and Packaging and the money raised is used to help get ex-service men and women back to work.

Click here to buy the RugbyforHeroes Wristband

New Rugby for Heroes shirts will soon be coming to our online store produced and designed by Crouch and Hold of Gloucester. Advance orders will be available early June.

It has been a long road to recovery for former soldier Jamie Cooper, but now he is back on track

IT has been a long, hard road In recovery for former soldier Jamie Cooper; but he is now back on track after getting a helping hand from Rugby for Heroes.
Jamie, who at I8 was the youngest soldier to have been injured in Iraq, was hit by two mortar bombs in Basra, which ripped open his stomach and paralysed one of his legs.
To add insult to injury the Royal Green Jackets soldier contracted MRSA twice while undergoing Treatment. Now at 22, Jamie from Kingswood, has found 2 new job as logistics manager at Hovabout a hovercraft company in Burnham-on-Sea But, to get the training he needed to undertake the role.he was put on a five-day course in Staverton funded by Rugby for Heroes.Jamie said “|Without the funding, I wouldn’t have been able to undertake the course and therefore further my career as a health and safety office;”
The teacher training scheme at Lyceus, a training company based at Staverton Airport, was funded by Rugby for Heroes.
The scheme was setup by Q former Gloucester rugby players Anthony Allen and Ryan Lamb who rallied together some of the best players in English Rugby to support servicemen and women.

Jamie’s tutor at Lynoeus, VanessaPollock, said:”The whole class were overwhelmed with his success and I was very pleased for him.” Money raised from the cause will help fund Lynceus education courses to train injured soldiers.