Charity Details

Hockey Equity Representation (HER) Group

SC055793Registered charity from 27 October 2026

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Charity Information:

The Name the Charity is Known By HER3v3

Address 2/4 4 Firpark Close
Glasgow

Postcode G31 2HQ

Is the supplied address a principal office or a trustee address? Trustee - Charity Trustee

Website her3v3@gmail.com

Regulatory Type Standard

Object:

The organisation's purposes are: (a) The Advancement of Public Participation in Sport: By providing public benefit by increasing opportunities for women and girls to participate in sport and physical activity, particularly focusing on organised ice hockey and related entry-level activities such as ball hockey, street hockey, and other forms of hockey that encourage progression into the sport. By delivering accessible programmes, training, events, education, leadership development, and advocacy, the charity will work to remove barriers to participation, including financial, cultural, social, geographical, confidence, and accessibility barriers. The Foundation will promote lifelong engagement in physical activity and sport, improving physical and mental health and wellbeing while developing sporting skills, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and a sense of personal achievement. We will also advance equality of opportunity within sport by creating inclusive environments that support women and girls, particularly those from groups traditionally underrepresented in sporting participation. (b) The Advancement of Health The HER Foundation Scotland will provide public benefit by improving the physical health, mental wellbeing, resilience, confidence, and self-esteem of women and girls through increased participation in physical activity and sport. By creating safe, supportive, and inclusive environments, the charity will encourage healthy lifestyles, preventative health behaviours, and positive social connections, helping to reduce health inequalities experienced by women and girls while addressing social isolation and loneliness through engagement with the ice hockey community. (c)The Promotion of Equality and Diversity The HER Foundation Scotland will provide public benefit by advancing equality of opportunity for women and girls in ice hockey and related sporting activities. The charity will work to address discrimination, exclusion, and systemic barriers that affect participation, progression, and access to opportunities within the sport. Through its activities, the Foundation will promote fair and inclusive environments and support greater representation of women and girls in coaching, officiating, governance, and leadership roles. The Foundation is committed to ensuring that women and girls from all backgrounds can participate and thrive in ice hockey, including those from ethnic minority communities, disabled people, LGBTQ+ communities, and individuals experiencing socio-economic disadvantage. By raising awareness of gender inequality in sport and advocating for positive cultural change, the charity will encourage more inclusive practices across all levels of participation and decision-making. It will also advocate for equitable access to facilities and opportunities, including the protection of ice time for women and girls and greater fairness in training, competition, officiating, and leadership pathways.

Operations:

Charity Status: Active

Constitutional Form: SCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation)

Constitutional Form Date: 27 Oct 2026

Main Operating Location: Glasgow City

Purposes: "the advancement of health", "the advancement of public participation in sport", "the promotion of equality and diversity"

Beneficiaries: "Other defined groups"

Charity Trustees:

First Name	Last Name
Aisling	Rafter
Richard	Gray
Aisling	Rafter
Amanda	Gardiner
Bethany	Dias-Scoon
Lynsey	Gray
Vicky	Carson
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