Bristol Rovers Community Trust is delighted to announce that the Bristol Rovers Supporters Club has made a significant donation to the Trust and will become our Official Student Kit Partner for the next three seasons.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust is delivering a fan-focused project with support from the Premier League Fans Fund. The Premier League Fans Fund provides grants to support football clubs at all levels of the game to strengthen connections between them, their fans, and local communities.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust’s designated Mental Health Fixture for the 2025/26 season provided an opportunity to put conversations about mental health firmly in the spotlight.

Gasheads raise almost £1,000 in support of St Peter’s Hospice’s Wear It Blue campaign during Bristol Rovers’ latest home fixture against Barnet Football Club.

What is 'Keep Up The Convo'? Play Safe 2026 is asking every adult in football to make more opportunities for conversations with children and young people. not just about football; about life, emotions, anything that’s important to them.

Highridge United U-14 Girls welcomed three Bristol Rovers FC Women first-team players for a special visit, as Layah Douglas, Anais Trinci and Helena Costa spent time with the team sharing their experiences of football and their journeys within the sports industry.

We were proud to play a key role in the Bristol NHS Foundation Trust’s Annual Meeting and Health Fair at the Memorial Stadium on Thursday 24 September, highlighting the continued impact of our collaboration and the important role sport can play in supporting the health and wellbeing of communities across Bristol.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust has delivered two workshops with its BTEC students exploring Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), giving young people an opportunity to share their views and help shape future approaches to tackling the issue.

Today, on World Alzheimer’s Day, we’re raising awareness of the steps we can take to support our brain health and reduce our risk of developing dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

The 2026/27 school year is officially underway at Bristol Rovers College, with an exciting and action-packed first week welcoming students both new and familiar through the doors.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust’s designated Mental Health Fixture for the 2025/26 season provided an opportunity to put conversations about mental health firmly in the spotlight.

Yesterday, Bristol Rovers Community college hosted our first BTEC Open Evening of the 2026/27 academic year, welcoming Year 10, 11 and 12 students and their parents to discover more about the educational and football opportunities available through the club.