A fun session for four- to five-year-olds, designed to development basic movement and football skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting and match based games

Blackburn Rovers Community Trust are to continue the Blackburn Rovers Keeper Clinic. Each week, players will get specific coaching from our expert coaches. Saturdays 9-10am for children aged 7 - 12.

A football session for children aged between six and 7 years. Developing football skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting and game understanding.

A football session for children aged between eight and eleven years. Developing football skills such as passing, dribbling, shooting and match based games.

Blackburn Rovers Community Trust is proud to offer places on our Emerging Talent Centre (ETC), supported by The FA, which will be hosted inside the Blackburn Rovers Indoor Centre (BRIC). The programme will act as a community hub to identify and developing local talent, working with grassroots clubs, schools, and local coaches. Players will remain engaged with their grassroots teams while accessing a professional and safe environment, with quality coaching designed to support player development. Selected players, from invite only, will receive a structured training and games programme, strength and conditioning support, on-site physiotherapy, and support around health and wellbeing; with sessions consisting of one hour football training and 30-minutes strength and conditioning. The programme is fully funded and free to attend, removing financial barriers to access football pathways.

Blackburn Rovers Community Trust is proud to offer places on our Emerging Talent Centre (ETC), supported by The FA, which will be hosted inside the Blackburn Rovers Indoor Centre (BRIC). The programme will act as a community hub to identify and developing local talent, working with grassroots clubs, schools, and local coaches. Players will remain engaged with their grassroots teams while accessing a professional and safe environment, with quality coaching designed to support player development. Selected players, from invite only, will receive a structured training and games programme, strength and conditioning support, on-site physiotherapy, and support around health and wellbeing; with sessions consisting of one hour football training and 30-minutes strength and conditioning. The programme is fully funded and free to attend, removing financial barriers to access football pathways.

Blackburn Rovers Community Trust is proud to offer places on our Emerging Talent Centre (ETC), supported by The FA, which will be hosted inside the Blackburn Rovers Indoor Centre (BRIC). The programme will act as a community hub to identify and developing local talent, working with grassroots clubs, schools, and local coaches. Players will remain engaged with their grassroots teams while accessing a professional and safe environment, with quality coaching designed to support player development. Selected players, from invite only, will receive a structured training and games programme, strength and conditioning support, on-site physiotherapy, and support around health and wellbeing; with sessions consisting of one hour football training and 30-minutes strength and conditioning. The programme is fully funded and free to attend, removing financial barriers to access football pathways.

Blackburn Rovers Community Trust are delighted to announce the return of its Blue and White Charity Golf Day on Tuesday 22nd September, in partnership with Blackburn Golf Club. The popular event, which has been held annually since 2024, will raise funds for the award-winning charity. A full day of golf, starting at 10.30am and concluding at 5pm, the Blue and White Charity Golf Day provides a unique opportunity to play alongside Blackburn Rovers legends, an experience not to be missed. There will also be a range of on-course challenges, including Beat the Pro and Longest Drive. With delicious food, refreshments, star prizes and the chance to meet Rovers heroes while supporting the Community Trust, the Blue and White Charity Golf Day promises to be an exciting and fun-filled fundraiser, kicking off the charity’s summer programme. Now is your chance to enter a team and take to the course with former Rovers favourites, including David Dunn and 1994–95 Premier League winner Mark Atkins (appearances subject to work commitments).

Thursday 24th September sees us host our latest Rover 60's lunch and social group in Jack's Kitchen, Ewood Park. The lunch and social group offers local residents aged 60 and over a safe, welcoming environment to enjoy a hot meal, laughter, friendship and entertainment in the form of our bingo, raffle and live entertainment. Please note that there is an additional food option online of a sandwich and side salad, please mention this in the booking notes.

Bingo Night returns once again promising a fun filled occasion with fantastic prizes and fun for the whole family!