Rams in Kenya is an annual trip to the schools in the slums of Nakuru, Kenya, which invites anyone with an interest to take on the trip of a lifetime and improve life for children living in poverty.
Our flagship awards event, recognising our amazing participants, staff and projects and the achievements they have made.
Find out more about everything going on at Derby County Community Trust!
Current vacancies within our team and information on taking part in work experience or volunteering at our sessions can be found here.
Derby County Community Trust is the charitable arm of Derby County Football Club. We use the power of the club to improve lives and communities through sport, physical activity, health and education.
As a charity, we are guided by our mission statement which focuses on improving lives and communities. Our values run through the heart of every programme we deliver and the way we operate as an organisation.
Our team allow us to deliver amazing programmes and projects across Derbyshire. We have a core staff team and many part time coaches and volunteers who are all integral to helping us achieve our mission.
Our charity is guided by a fantastic board of trustees with wide ranging expertise. They support the growth and development of our organisation and help to position us locally and regionally.
Each year we publish our Annual Reports, one relation to the financial impact of our charity and the other detailing our achievements. You can find both here.
Safeguarding our participants is crucially important to our organisation. For more information about our policies and procedures or to report an incident, please find out more here.
Your privacy and data is our number one priority. Find out more about our policies and procedures here.
Pan-disability football training for 13-18 years.
Please ensure you follow all social distancing guidelines and arrive at the session ready for training.
You will be prompted about the participant(s) who will be attending the course so please have this information ready.
