Programs

The NRL's Social Impact program uses the power of Rugby League to lead and inspire people.

Through our community programs, Rugby League harnesses the Game's popularity to make a difference in people's lives.

Secondary School programs

Our NRL Secondary School Programs are tailored to engage teenagers through dynamic, age-appropriate rugby league activities. Focused on skill development, teamwork, leadership, and healthy lifestyles, these programs support PE curriculum goals while promoting participation and personal growth. Whether students are new to the game or looking to take their skills further, there's something for everyone.

Primary School Programs

Our NRL Primary School Programs offer fun, inclusive, and engaging rugby league experiences for students of all skill levels. Designed to support physical education outcomes, these programs help kids build confidence, stay active, and learn important values like teamwork and respect — all while having a great time on the field.

Community Club Programs

Our NRL Community Club Programs go beyond the game by promoting respect, inclusion, and positive mental health within local rugby league clubs. We encourage players and families to stand against violence and build strong, connected communities.

FAQ's

Our FAQ section is here to help you understand how we work

A series of stories that highlight our social impact programs and the support that Rugby League, at all levels, provides to communities throughout Australia and the Pacific.

Community

Michael Morgan’s Road to Resilience

Sat 13 Aug, 2022

NRL Community

NRL State of Mind – Joel Thompson

Sat 13 Aug, 2022

NRL Community

Don't stay on the sideline of mental health

Tue 04 Jun, 2019

Community

Voice Against Violence

Sun 25 Nov, 2018

Club News

Obed Karwhin tells his powerful story

Sat 07 Oct, 2017

Community

Power for Change - School to Work

Sat 12 Aug, 2017

Club News

Voice against Violence - Alan Tongue

Sun 30 Apr, 2017

National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.