Future Projects
Twice a year we hope to send over 30 coaches to 4 countries, including Botswana, Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda.
Past Projects
Uganda 2008
Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Kenya 2009
Building on the last few trips
Building on the last few trips
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Rwanda 2009Committing to the next 5 years
Kenya 2007
Taking CWB to the next stage of development
Taking CWB to the next stage of development
Rwanda 2007
Breaking New Ground
Breaking New Ground
Cairo to Cape Town 2006
A Straight Drive through Africa
A Straight Drive through Africa
Rwanda 2009
In November 2009, CWB returned for its third trip to Rwanda with 13 coaches, Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis, Ed Williams, Scott Keown, Jeremy Knott, David Fitt, Dan Taylor, Josh Wheatley, Rose Reed, Sandy Janjua, Paul Daniels, Alison Bridgeman and Nick Lowles. The team were based in Kigali and again worked out of the Kicukiro Oval. During the 2 week stay the team trained a number of 2008 to become ICC Level 1 coaches. In addition 16 new coaches were awarded the ICC level 0 award. CWB also worked with several hundred children. Highlights of the trip included the inaugural CWB v Rwanda game, meeting the Rwandan Minister of Sport, as well as the EU Ambassador, David Macrae.
In November 2009, CWB returned for its third trip to Rwanda with 13 coaches, Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis, Ed Williams, Scott Keown, Jeremy Knott, David Fitt, Dan Taylor, Josh Wheatley, Rose Reed, Sandy Janjua, Paul Daniels, Alison Bridgeman and Nick Lowles. The team were based in Kigali and again worked out of the Kicukiro Oval. During the 2 week stay the team trained a number of 2008 to become ICC Level 1 coaches. In addition 16 new coaches were awarded the ICC level 0 award. CWB also worked with several hundred children. Highlights of the trip included the inaugural CWB v Rwanda game, meeting the Rwandan Minister of Sport, as well as the EU Ambassador, David Macrae.
