Future Projects
Uganda 2010
First news..
First news..
Past Projects
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Uganda 2008Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Kenya 2008
Building on the last few trips
Building on the last few trips
Rwanda 2008
Committing to the next 5 years
Committing 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
Uganda 2008
In 2008 CWB returned to Uganda with 6 coaches (Peter Carey, John Morton, Chris Heron, Kim Osborne, Aqeel Janjua and Richard Davies*). The team started in Kampala, where they spent several days helping to coach, manage and run a girls tournament with the final culminating on World AIDS day. The team then moved 80km to the East to Jinja where 2 days were spent training the next generation of cricket coaches and the rest of the week working with 50 children helping them with basic cricket skills mixed with HIV/AIDS awareness messages. The adults that we have trained will be running Saturday training sessions as a result of our visit. In 2009 we shall return and given continued support to these new coaches, as well as a train a whole new generation of adults coaches. We would like to thank the Uganda Cricket Association for their help and hospitality.
In 2008 CWB returned to Uganda with 6 coaches (Peter Carey, John Morton, Chris Heron, Kim Osborne, Aqeel Janjua and Richard Davies*). The team started in Kampala, where they spent several days helping to coach, manage and run a girls tournament with the final culminating on World AIDS day. The team then moved 80km to the East to Jinja where 2 days were spent training the next generation of cricket coaches and the rest of the week working with 50 children helping them with basic cricket skills mixed with HIV/AIDS awareness messages. The adults that we have trained will be running Saturday training sessions as a result of our visit. In 2009 we shall return and given continued support to these new coaches, as well as a train a whole new generation of adults coaches. We would like to thank the Uganda Cricket Association for their help and hospitality.
*ECB Senior Coach
