Property & Construction Charity Touch Rugby Festival

The Property & Construction Charity Touch Rugby Festival is an opportunity for those working in the industry to come together to enjoy a fun touch rugby event, network and raise money for Young Epilepsy.

The event will take place Thursday July 25th from 13:00 onwards in Regents Park with further networking taking place after at a local pub after games are complete.

The event will be a round robin competition based on having fun and meeting other professionals. You can enter as a team or individual. It is anticipated that each team will have 5 matches.

• Team are required to be a minimum of 6 players and maximum of 9.
• Individuals can enter alone which we will then combine into a team.
• Places are limited to a maximum of 90 players.
• Team are encouraged to be mixed abilities and genders

All proceeds from the event will go to Young Epilepsy.

Touch rugby is a fun, vibrant and exhilarating sport that celebrates inclusivity and camaraderie while promoting a healthy lifestyle. It’s non-contact. Unlike its full-contact counterpart, touch rugby is inclusive and offers players of all ages and abilities the chance to engage in a dynamic and fast-paced game without the fear of hard tackles or collisions. Fostering teamwork and sportsmanship, touch rugby encourages players to work together, strategise, and communicate effectively on the field.

Whether you're a seasoned athlete or new to the sport, touch rugby provides an opportunity for everyone to join in the fun, stay active, and build lasting connections in a welcoming and supportive environment.

13:00 - Arrive, register, change and warm up.

13:30 - 16:00. Games

16:00 - 19:00. Refreshments and recovery

Growing your network is fundamental to our events and this will take place before, during and after the run.

This event is open to professionals working in the property and construction sector. Please share with Colleagues, Clients and Contacts who may enjoy the event. You must register to attend.

Childhood epilepsy can be frightening, isolating and often a misunderstood condition. Young Epilepsy work with children and young people with epilepsy, to ensure their voices are heard and their rights protected. We campaign for children’s rights; delivering health services and research that improve diagnosis and treatments. We support children and young people throughout school, college, and university. We provide information, friendly advice, and practical help for living everyday life.

Thousands of children and young people with epilepsy are frightened, lonely and their condition is misunderstood. Children and young people with epilepsy urgently need support because their epilepsy means they are missing out on education, work, social life and access to opportunities in sport. Without support, this can impact them now and for the rest of their lives.

Epilepsy doesn’t just affect a young person when they’re having a seizure, it can affect them every day, in all areas of life. Children and young people with epilepsy may struggle with anxiety, lack of confidence and low self-esteem, especially when they have been excluded from opportunities other children and young people can participate in. Here are some examples of how epilepsy has provided a barrier to children and young people reaching their potential:

• 17-year-old Jasmine was excluded from her school’s work experience programme with her condition given as the reason. Jasmine would love to go into sports journalism and should have had the same work experience opportunities as her peers albeit with any additional support she may have needed.
• 11-year-old Cash talked about not being allowed to join a football camp in the easter holidays. Organisers had a blanket restriction in place preventing anyone with epilepsy taking part, something that meant aspiring footballer Cash was left out while his friends took part.

Inclusive events such as the Property & Construction Charity Touch Rugby Festival not only raise vital funds which help Young Epilepsy reach more children, young people and their families, but also raises awareness of the need to ensure these young people are given every opportunity they deserve to have. https://www.youngepilepsy.org.uk/

Earl Kendrick is an award-winning firm of chartered building surveyors, engineers and designers providing national services from our offices in London, North, Midlands, West and South Coast. Approaching our 15th year in business, we are a director-led consultancy focused on quality service rather than high-volume business. Our services cover the full range, from flat buyers' surveys to major works on residential blocks and condition reports on commercial warehouses. We approach everything with the same commitment to excellence. #Buildingexcellenceinsideandout

For more information contact [email protected] or visit www.earlkendrick.com

If you’d like to sponsor this event please get in touch. As a sponsor you will be pivotal in supporting the work done with Young Epilepsy.

If you’d like to know more please speak to the organiser Adam Bailey by email [email protected] or call 07793651041

Sure, lots of people come Property Sports Network events on their own. It's a great place to meet new business contacts from different circles to your own.

There are changing facilities at the Park for those who need to change on site before or after the games.

There are no refunds for the event unless it is cancelled by the organiser, in which case a full refund will take place.

There are no VAT receipts as the events do not charge VAT. Please use your Eventbrite receipt for any business expenses claim.

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Regent's Park, Regent's Park, London, United Kingdom