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CWB trained coach spreading the word

CWB trained coach spreading the word in Kisumu, Kenya CWB first met and trained Derick Inyanje in October 2011 in Kisumu, Kenya. Working closely with Derick closely the team trai...

Cricket Without Boundaries is a community development and HIV / Aids awareness charity operating in Africa. Since its establishment in 2005 the charity has coached over 25,000 ch...

CWB can proudly announce that they have become a delivery partner for the Think Wise Global Cricket AIDS Partnership. Think Wise is a campaign between the ICC, UNAIDS and UNICEF t...

CWB return to Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Botswana this Spring. This spring sees the projects kick off again – the main focus for CWB's work – with four great teams heading out to o...

As the UK shivers under snow and ice CWB's first Spring project has flown out to a much warmer Kenya. Over two weeks, in partnership with Cricket Kenya, the team will continue thei...

They may live in one of the planet's coldest countries, but the Oslo Aliens have certainly warmed to the idea of Cricket Without Boundaries, with the club agreeing to undertake reg...

Ever wanted to find out more about Cricket Without Boundaries, in one self contained document? Well, now you can with our new Welcome Pack, a guide to all the elements of CWB. The ...

Another successful CWB training weekend, but this was with a Duchess' approval! Last weekend saw the training weekend for the CWB Spring trips take place at Belvoir High school in...

Captain Robert Scott V's Rauld Amundsen – the rematch On the 17th January 1912, Captain Scott and his team reached the South Pole only to find that they had been beaten by Raul Am...

Games of cricket are not too common in Oslo, Norway... even less so in the middle of an icy winter where temperatures have regularly been below -10 degrees. Such trivial matters...

Cricket Without Boundaries Kenya team, who will depart for the East African nation in February 2012, will be the third CWB group to work with the Maasai Warriors project in Nanyuki...

Cricket without Boundaries partner with Belvoir Castle Cricket Trust CWB and the Belvoir Trust have started what promises to be a very fruitful working relationship. The trust is ...

Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB), the leading UK cricket development and AIDS awareness charity has appointed Surrey Cricket Development Manager, Simon Hards, to be the Country Man...

Head of Cricket Development at Essex Country Cricket Club Cricket Development heads up CWB Kenya Country Manager role Essex Head of Cricket Development, Tracey Davies will be head...

In preparation for World AIDS day on 1 December read the Guardian Newspaper article all about the fantastic Massai warriors playing cricket in Kenya and importantly how they use HI...

World Aids Day is on 1st December 2011 and CWB are fully behind the global campaign to target delivery of an AIDS-free generation. With its continuing work in Sub Saharan Africa p...

Shortly before the Christmas party season started nine Cricket Without Boundaries ["CWB"] volunteer coaches returned from their two week project in Kenya having coached and develop...

Our friends at Flicx UK Ltd are offering a 10% discount on their Crazy catch product with 15% of the total value being donated back to Cricket Without Boundaries. Should you wis...

One of the key strands to what CWB aims to achieve is the delivery of HIV/aids awareness through the medium of cricket. For many people who are new to understanding the work of th...

On 1st October 9 volunteers from the cricket charity Cricket Without Boundaries set off on another project to Uganda. The team consisted of some of CWB's most experienced coaches,...

Rwanda Autumn project ret
On 23 September 2011, a mix of experienced and new coaches from cricket charity Cricket without Boundaries (CWB) returned to Rwanda to coach and develop cricket with key AIDS aware
Opening up - October 2011
In October CWB hit the fantastic milestone of coaching its 20,000th child. We also have spent the last 3 months delivering projects recruiting volunteers and building relationships
CWB trained Botswana coac
Read about CWB trained Botswana coach, Clement Chipanga’s work in the FrancisTown Centre for Deaf. The school is an area that CWB have worked and visited with and its great to see
CWB Training Weekend 2011
Here is a full account of the recent training weekend by 16 year old first time volunteer Cameron Foster. More pictures can be viewed on the Rwanda 2011 blog - Click here to view.
St Philips Chambers suppo
St Philips Chambers Birmingham supports CWB Recruitment Leading Multi-Disciplinary Barristers Chambers St Philips, are supporting this year's CWB recruitment programme by offering
Youthivate India project
Youthivate India project & Cricket Without Boundaries have joined forces to help gather second-hand Cricket equipment from local Sussex clubs to take out to areas of severe pov
2012 volunteers required
Cricket Without Boundaries is a community development and HIV / Aids awareness charity operating in Africa. Since its establishment in 2005 the charity has coached over 15,000 chil
Autumn projects ready to
CWB has 3 projects ready to go this autumn to Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda. The 1st team to depart will be the Rwanda team who depart on the 24th September, led by our Media and Commu
Flintoff on his way to Bo
Cricket legend Andrew Flintoff on his way to Botswana. Following reports that Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff is heading to Botswana to film a new reality show Will McLaren-Clarke,
Aggers promotes CWB on TM
Aggers and Michael Vaughan: Promoting CWB on TMS? You decide. Using cricket as a way to get across an HIV/AIDS awareness message is at the very heart of what CWB does, and we are
Bowling machine to Uganda
Cricket Without Boundaries' Uganda project leader Mike Reeves returned to the East Africa Country last month to drop off some vital equipment, meet with Ugandan Cricket Association
Kit to Sierra Leone
Cricket Without Boundaries sends kit to Sierra Leone, and South African Cricket Legend Peter Kirsten Cricket Without Boundaries is delighted to announce that, thanks to the gene
Spring projects
For six weeks across February and March 2011, twenty CWB volunteers spread across Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda, to coach well over 2,000 children, qualify many more than 200 new coache
Assessment Day
Saturday 2nd was assessment day again for the Autumn projects. Bad news was that we scheduled it for the same day as the Cricket World Cup Final, the good news was that the r
Opening Up
It’s been really busy since the start of the year with CWB growing from strength to strength as one of the leading Cricket Development and AIDS awareness charities run entirely by
Uganda 2011 now blogging
The CWB Uganda 2011 Spring project has landed safely and is about to start coaching in Jinja and Mbale. 'By some twist of fate instead we arrived at Entebbe with all 14 bags of
Rwanda 2011 now blogging
The CWB Rwanda 2011 Spring project has landed safely and is about to start coaching in kigali. "Day one on African Soil was hot, slow, and extremely long. When we finally landed
2011 Volunteers required
CWB is now recruiting for volunteers for its projects in the autumn of 2011 (Sept, Oct and Nov). The advert and supporting information are available for download here. CWB volun
A report from Kenya
by Steve Adshead Former GCCC player, Steve Adshead has provided an exclusive report on his recent trip to Kenya. It’s been nearly two months since I returned from my charity trip
Kenya 2011 blog online
The CWB Spring 2011 project is now in country with the team again based around Nakuru. After two days of rhinos, lions and local kids playing Kwik Cricket, Monday brought the firs

Al Jazerra covers CWB
Co-founder and trustee, Ed Williams has written an article for Al Jazerra about the Charity's journey from its formation and its first trip from Cairo to Cape Town, to its present
CWB Training Weekend
On 29-30 January CWB held a Training weekend for all 25 of Spring volunteers at Bluecoat School in Harborne Birmingham. The volunteers were trained in the CWB method of integrat
CWB Dinner
CWB celebrated our 5th Anniversary with a gala fundraising dinner at Lord's on 12th October 2010. It was a fitting setting as, 5 years before to the day, the 3 founding tru
MoU signed in Uganda
CWB have signed an Memorandum of Understanding with the Uganda Cricket Association. Meeting at the UCA’s offices in Kampala, CWB Trustees, Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis and Ed Williams
Next CWB Training weekend
The next CWB Training weekend takes place on 29th and 30th Jan at Birmingham Bluecoat School. The venue has kindly been offered for free by the school, thanks to CWB Volunteer Rich
Net delivered to the RCA
CWB have delivered a mobile net to the Rwandan Cricket Association to celebrate their 10 year anniversary celebrations. The net was donated courtesy of Tildenet http://www.tildenet
Volunteers required
Based on our success we are looking to recruit volunteers to deliver projects in the following countries: Kenya(Spring 2011)Uganda(Spring 2011)Botswana - TBCRwanda - TBC Who....
Kenya Autumn Team return
We would like to thank Cricket Kenya for organising our trip and many other erstwhile mentions are well deserved. Notably Aliya, the Heads of all the schools especially Braeburn
Botswana 2010 - Week 2
An epic in Francistown. During their second week in Botswana, the team have revisited the Magopane School in Ramotswa and squeezed in a match at the Gabs Oval before heading north
Rwanda 2010 - Week 2
CWB's Rwanda 2010 team's second week in country built on the first week by continuing activities in and around Kigali Schools Greenhills, Apade and Nyragunda. Some intensive coach
2010 Autumn Training Week
Another year and another sunny September weekend at the Deans Leisure Centre in Brighton ! The CWB autumn training weekend was once again blessed with sunny if brisk weather. Twent
Cricket Kit4 Africa
Cricket Without Boundaries is a distribution partner for Cricket Kit4 Africa initiative. As part of the Cricket Kit4 Africa initiative CWB has been helping collect donated cricket

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