Health & Wellbeing

We have a number of community projects which promote health and wellbeing, focusing on a range of issues from obesity and mental health to supporting people in their recovery from addictions.

Football Memories

Our Football Memories project helps to improve the lives of football fans with dementia by using football images and memorabilia from the past to aid recall and memory. We talk about teams and matches from the past...

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Recovery with Rangers

Recovery with Rangers aims to have a positive impact on people’s recovery from addiction through football.

The project uses the power of football to engage with men and women who are in recovery and helps them...

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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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Glasgow Veterans United

Glasgow’s Veterans United (GVU) aims to improve the wellbeing and lifestyle choices of veterans struggling with mental health issues, addictions or social isolation and helps them address the negative attitudes that...

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Fit For Life

Our Football Fans in Training participants have enjoyed the Rangers programme so much – and have changed their lives so dramatically – that they were keen to continue meeting regularly to exercise together.

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Joy of Moving

The Joy of Moving Project is a school-based educational programme for children aged 9-10 years old. It aims to encourage physical activity, promote nutritional education and build awareness of the importance of a...

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Walking Football

Our FREE Walking Football programme for men aged 50 and over is a great way to get more active and enjoy the social aspects that being part of a club can deliver....

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Active Fans

The Active Fans programme aims to develop a new European standard and methodology that uses football as a tool to reach men and women from 35 years and older who would like to get physically active again, make...

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