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UEFA’s Social Return on Investment valued club activities directly related to football participation at £3.95Million. Our Community programmes where we support Mental Health, Inclusion and Positive Destinations are vital services to our community. Please take time to look through our graphics for detail on our services.
Thank You for your continued support.
The club’s recent UEFA Social Return on Investment returned a value of £3.95million worth in services to our community.
With further investment we believe the club is best placed to further develop our community based activities including in the last 12 months:
https://bonnyriggrose.org.uk/club/annual-worth-3-95m-go-on-have-a-look-for-yourself/
Bonnyrigg Rose Community Football Club a long established and trusted brand in our Community and as a SFA Platinum Quality Mark Club knew that identifying, proving and demonstrating the value of the benefits our football club provided has not always been so easy.
The UEFA GROW SROI Model has been developed in response to this challenge. The SROI model supported by an Advisory Panel of academics from more than ten European Universities and a range of football industry and nongovernmental body experts establishes the impact that mass participation in football has across a spectrum of economic, health and social outcomes. In turn, this has enabled a monetary value to be placed on people’s regular participation in the game at national, regional and club levels.
Click the link for the full report.
Bonnyrigg Rose Community Football Club are a local charity based at Poltonhall Sports Complex where we manage the use of the Sports Pavilion, the all weather pitches and grass pitches now have vacancies for Caretaker’s. The new posts are due to the expansion of the clubs services and will compliment our existing workforce.
The role involves meet and greet visitors and users of the facilities and ensuring our users have the best we possibly can offer. The role is open for all to apply for however may suit retired or semi retired people with an interest in the Football Club and the Community it serves. Over and above football the club provides to over 600 local kids there’s a wide range of activities we support from Yoga classes, 121 Health Counselling, Youth Groups, Elderly Social Inclusion Groups and Citizen Advice Bureau Outreach Appointments
A variety of shifts are available daytime 7 days per week and Evenings 6pm to 9pm Monday to Friday .
For full details of the role please note your interest to Manager@bonnyriggrose.org.uk
Based at our facility in Poltonhall, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian the successful applicant will be responsible for the management and development of the club’s football ambitions in its entirety.
Bonnyrigg Rose Community Football Club awarded SFA Best Community Club in 2019 hold the SFA Platinum Quality Mark.
The club manage their own facilities including a Community Building, two full size grass 11 a side pitches and with our current floodlit 3G facility being redeveloped to house one full size 11 a side pitch and two 7 a side pitches.
The club currently has circa 600 players (Girls and Boys) with near 100 volunteer coaches across age groups currently from 2016 to 2004. We have a pathway from Youth Football to U20’s and to senior level currently Lowland League.
The Club assists and supports Team United providing football opportunities to autistic kids in our Community.
Our Community work sees us involved in a number of initiatives and offers amongst others various Mental Health Support and Social Inclusion programmes.
For more information on this exciting new position please review the below Job Description
Applications should be made to the clubs General Manager Jim Wilson in the strictest confidence with a short CV via email to manager@bonnyriggrose.org.uk
Closing Date for applications 30th November 2021
008 – Football Development Manager
As part of the deal agreed with our new kit suppliers RJM sports did you know that any proceeds from online purchases go towards supporting the “Big Rose”?
The latest Bonnyrigg Rose Puma Teamwear can be purchased online https://rjmsports.com/rjm-club-shops/bonnyrigg-rose-fc/
When placing your order Click collect at club shop and we’ll ensure your order can be collected free in Bonnyrigg.
Support Robbie and the boys at New Dundas Park.
Our Community Club is based at Poltonhall Sports Complex where we manage the use of the Sports Pavilion, the all weather pitch and two grass pitches. We now have a vacancy for a Caretaker.
Hours are an average of 8 hrs per week generally evenings or weekends to suit our customers.
Hourly Rate as determined by the Living Wage in Scotland
For full details of the role please note your interest to Manager@bonnyriggrose.org.uk
Our 2004 Age Group took centre stage at New Dundas Park and didn’t disappoint the large home crowd to run out 5-1 winners against Eyemouth United.
The home team dominated the first half but found the visitors stuffy in defence and it took a magnificent 25 yard strike into the top right hand corner to see the Rose into the interval leading 1 nil.
Whatever James, Franny and Kev said to the lads at half time it certainly worked as the boys went quickly about their work racing into a 5 nil lead with Eyemouth scoring a late consolation.
Huge thanks to Charlie Kirkwood and the Committee for allowing the use of the park which as always was in magnificent condition and added hugely to the occasion for the boys.
The 2004’s now have ironically a repeat fixture away to Eyemouth this weekend where a win for the Rose will see the boys complete a League and Cup Double…