Win £150 for your club and help save lives

There should be no greater incentive to running NFYFC’s Farm Safety workshop in your club meeting than keeping your members safe and helping to save lives.

But for clubs needing an extra push to get this workshop onto their club programme this winter, The Farm Safety Foundation (Yellow Wellies) is offering a £150 reward for 20 clubs who put safety first.

The Farm Safety Workshop was developed with The Farm Safety Foundation for all clubs to deliver to their members to help raise awareness about farm safety.

With high numbers and rates of fatal injury, agriculture, forestry and fishing is the riskiest industry sector. As the next generation of farmers, we want YFC to help champion farm safety and keep our members and their families safe.

To be in with a chance of earning the £150, your club will need to deliver the module to at least 10 members before the end of December 2025 and promote your activity on social media.

All participating clubs will be entered into a prize draw and the first 20 names chosen at random will win £150! See the full terms and conditions on how to enter below.

A huge thank you to our friends at The Farm Safety Foundation for helping YFCs to deliver this essential resource.

How to enter

In order for clubs to be eligible to be entered into the prize draw for £150 funding, the following criteria must be met:

1. The club must be affiliated to NFYFC.
2. The club must have a minimum of 10 members attending. If not possible, clubs may wish to deliver a joint meeting with a neighbouring club. 
3. The club must promote the training session – before and after the event – on social media through the club’s social media channels, tagging @NFYFC and @YellowWelliesuk. (Please contact media@nfyfc.org.uk if you need support with this).
4. The club must use a YFC Trainer to deliver the Farm Safety Foundation Farm Safety Curve workshop in accordance with the training materials and guidelines provided by the Farm Safety Foundation. 
5. The club must complete the training session and submit the required documentation, including proof of attendance (photos, register) and completion of the session, to NFYFC. 
6. The club must provide feedback to both NFYFC and The Farm Safety Foundation regarding the session, including participant engagement and session effectiveness. 
7. The club must ensure that the session is delivered by the 31 December 2025.