Look at the below pathways and choose how you would like to get involved.

Express your interest by contacting a club or applying online using the links provided.

Are you interested in supporting your community and helping Rugby League grow where you live?

Community clubs are always on the lookout for new volunteers to get involved across a wide range of roles including:

• Committee members
• Coaches – find out more here
• Match Officials – find out more here
• Groundskeeping
• Team Managers
• Safeguarding
• Fundraising
• Match day support
• Social media

To get involved, use our Club Finder Tool to find a club near you and ask if they need any extra help.

Are you interested in flexible or one-off volunteering at Rugby League events? 

Try Force is the RFL’s central volunteer programme that supports Rugby League at all levels from local school finals to the Betfred Super League Grand Final.

All volunteer opportunities are managed through our online volunteer portal. The portal allows volunteers to browse opportunities, apply, and track your hours.

Sign up here to get started.

Are you interested in supporting community programmes delivered by professional club foundations?

Rugby League Foundations offer a variety of volunteering opportunities and are a great way to gain experience delivery Rugby League and community-based programmes.

In a Foundation volunteer role, you might help with:

• Match day support at Super League or Championship fixtures
• Facilitating youth programmes
• Education and wellbeing projects
• Learning Disability, Physical Disability, or Wheelchair Rugby League
• Outreach and event support
• Rugby League coaching

Many foundations have volunteer pages on their websites or contact forms where you can reach out to enquire about volunteer opportunities.

All foundations websites can be viewed here.