City stars support EFL Week of Action.

The Robins Foundation has been celebrating the EFL Week of Action, shining a light on projects delivered in the community.

The annual week-long campaign showcases the incredible and impactful work delivered by all 72 clubs.

City men and women players have supported the Foundation week by attending a range of community projects.

HOW THE WEEK WENT

• On Monday, November 6th, Emily Syme, Kaylan Marckese, and Shania Hayles attended F3, the Foundation’s free programme for women and girls
• Tuesday, November 7th was an action-packed day that started with a question and answer session between Nahki Wells and Foundation students. Harry Cornick and Anis Mehmeti joined us for our Premier League Kicks session, while, in the evening, we had the support of Jason Knight, Max O’Leary, Jasmine Bull and Olivia Clark during our pan disability session
• On Wednesday, November 8th, Joe Williams shared health and well-being tips with our FIT Robins cohort
• Thursday, November 9th, during a Q and A, Kal Naismith encouraged Foundation students to aim high. Sam Bell and Max O’Leary showed support for Bristol City Panthers FC, the Robins Foundation LGBTQ+ friendly associate team

Robins Foundation CEO, Dan White said: "Our projects make a significant impact on the community, and the EFL Week of Action is an important time for us to showcase this.

"It's heartening to receive support from the football club and players, who help us bring attention to our initiatives and programs.

"Our staff's tireless efforts are invaluable as they work towards improving and saving lives in our community. We remain committed to reaching out to more people who require our support and ensuring our services have a wider reach."

The Robins Foundation run a range of projects and programmes in the local community, focusing on health and wellbeing, youth engagement and education and employability.

Visit below to learn more about the Foundation's impact.