Founded in 1994 Verwood RUFC play in Hampshire Division 2
Home matches are played at Potterne Park Verwood Dorset

General
This statement discloses the privacy policy for www.VerwoodRUFC.org.uk, the Web Site of Verwood Rugby Union Football Club (Verwood RUFC).

Verwood RUFC are committed to protecting your privacy and to developing technology that gives you the most powerful and secure online experience. In general, you can view this site and all the latest news and results without telling us who you are or revealing any information about yourself. Sometimes however, the Verwood RUFC need information to track the useability and behaviour of our systems.

Personal Information
There are limited pages on our Site that will require information from you in order to work, such as your name, email and eventually address. It is our intent to let you know before we collect personal information from you on the Internet.

We use personal information for two primary purposes:

•      Attracting members and sponsors
•      To help us create and deliver content most relevant to you.

We do keep track of the domains from which users visit us. We analyse this data for:

•      trends and statistics and evaluate the efficiency of our web site and our internet infrastructure
•      to ensure that services offered are not abused
•      We then discard such information.

Business relationships
The Verwood RUFC  web site contains links to other Web sites. Verwood RUFC  is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such Web Sites.

Cookies
Verwood RUFC's web site does not send to your computer data in the form of an Internet "cookie".

 
Why Become A Rugby Volunteer?

The benefits of volunteering are numerous and specific to every individual, and within rugby, opportunities range far further than just coaching and refereeing. There are a wide variety of roles for people of all ages who want to get involved in rugby.

There are positions within our club that suit any specialism or interest. You don't have to be a rugby expert to be welcomed at Verwood RUFC, no matter what your background, whether or not you play rugby, whether you understand the game, you could be a rugby volunteer. There are many reasons why you should get involved. Here's just a few of the benefits of volunteering and goals that it can help you achieve:

    * Build your self-esteem and confidence
    * Great way to learn or develop skills
    * Pathway to enhance your work experience
    * Gain qualifications and build your CV
    * Have fun and enjoy yourself!
    * To be active and improve health
    * Meet new people, make new friends and broaden your social network
    * Make a difference in people's life
    * Be part of the tradition - without volunteers, rugby clubs would not exist
    * 'Giving something back'; expressing gratitude for help you may have received in the past
    * Chance to support something that you feel strongly about
    * Feeling needed and valued is satisfying in itself
    * Make a difference within your community

Hopefully there is something in the above list that motivates you to get involved and start volunteering. The next step is for you to now find out the kind of skills and roles that rugby clubs need and are looking to fill within their clubs, as well as who you can get in touch with to help you start your volunteering experience...

For more information See Rugby Volunteers

Alan Rex
Chairman