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Answers to common questions about the Warwickshire Valkyries Foundation, Founding 100, project vision, partnerships and ways to get involved.

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This page answers common questions about Warwickshire Valkyries Foundation, the proposed development, women’s and girls’ sport, partnerships and ways to become involved.

What is Warwickshire Valkyries Foundation?

The Foundation is developing a female-first sport and community vision rooted in Warwickshire. Rugby is the first sporting chapter, with a broader ambition around facilities, participation, performance, families, education, wellbeing and community.

Is the full project already built?

No. Valkyries House and the wider campus are development concepts. Delivery remains subject to feasibility, land, funding, planning, design, partnerships and other relevant approvals.

Is the Foundation only for women and girls?

Women and girls are the starting point of the design philosophy. The wider destination is intended to create value for families, communities, partners and local organisations as well.

What is the Founding 100?

The Founding 100 is the proposed group of organisations and individuals recognised for supporting the Foundation during its earliest chapter.

Can businesses become partners?

Yes. Corporate partnership opportunities can potentially include Founding 100 involvement, programmes, employee engagement, professional expertise, events and other appropriate relationships.

How can I take part?

Participation, volunteering and community opportunities will be published through Get Involved as specific programmes are confirmed.

How can I follow project progress?

Use the Digital Project Room, Project Status, Stories & Updates and newsletter for the clearest view of development.

Is the website accessible?

The theme is designed towards WCAG 2.2 AA principles, but accessibility also depends on ongoing content, documents, forms and third-party services. The Accessibility Statement explains the approach in more detail.

One Foundation · One experience

Built around purpose, people and legacy.

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Female-first

Designed around the needs, ambitions and experiences of women and girls.

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Warwickshire rooted

A long-term sporting and community commitment with a clear sense of place.

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Open by design

Clear information, visible progress and meaningful ways for people to take part.

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Built to last

Decisions made for lasting value rather than short-term attention.

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