I have been back from Kenya for over a week now and I have only just stopped having 'CWB dreams'.

It is as though my brain was still trying to process all the magical, mind-blowing and moving things we encountered.

From the 4000 smiling children we coached, to meeting Massai Warriors and stopping for elephants on the way to 'work', it was an unforgettable fortnight.

Cricket Without Boundaries volunteer Olly Ralph has been named the ECB Young Coach of the Year for the South West.

The 23-year-old from Bristol picked up the award for his work with Gloucestershire’s county and district teams and in local schools.

Olly – who works for bowling machine manufacturers BOLA  - visited Uganda with CWB in February and he says the experience has had a hugely positive impact on him both as a person and as a coach.

For the International Day of the Girl Child 2014, 28 Too Many and Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB) are pleased to announce a ground breaking project in Kenya using sport to bring communities together, empower girls and encourage the abandonment of female genital mutilation (FGM).

Next February Cricket Without Boundaries are sending a specialist team of volunteers to Kenya to deliver a bespoke project around Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).

The CWB team are joining forces with FGM charity ‘28 Too Many’ and the ‘Maasai Cricket Warriors’, aiming to up-skill teachers by providing advice on how to support girls who are fearful of FGM or have been subjected to the practice, as well as providing support to girls who have been or are likely to subjected to the practice.

10 years ago, we were in full swing of setting up CWB around our day jobs. It was a unique experience and something out of the ordinary happened almost every day.

This week UNAIDS have released the first ever 'Gap Report', a document that takes stock of the global HIV situation.

The cricket development and AIDS awareness charity, Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB), is celebrating its membership to the UK network STOPAIDS, as part of its efforts to provide an effective global response to HIV and AIDS.

Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB) is proud to announce a new partnership with Martin Berrill Sports (MBS), which sees the charity’s merchandise going on sale to the general public. 10 percent of every purchase will be donated to CWB and in addition to this, MBS is covering all of the costs of production, storage and order picking.

We have two events coming up in the next few months to help raise money for CWB.

Volunteers Week (1-7 June) is a national celebration of the work that millions of volunteers do every day, week and month. We took the chance to find out a bit more about why our fabulous volunteers do what they do to grow the charity.