Volunteer now with Cricket Without Boundaries
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- 01 Jul
Would you like to use sport to help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa?
If so then Cricket Without Boundaries wants to hear from you.
The UK cricket development and HIV/AIDS awareness charity is looking for enthusiastic volunteers for projects in five countries in 2015.
CWB announces new merchandise partnership with Martin Berrill Sports
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- 03 Jul
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.
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Recruitment Support Assistant
Cricket Without Boundaries are hoping to recruit a Recruitment Support Assistant to help support the head of recruitment with the recruitment, retention and support of our project volunteers, and liaise with a small group of voluntary regional recruitment assistants. Read More -
Future events
We have two events coming up in the next few months to help raise money for CWB. Read More -
Celebrating Volunteers Week 2014
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. Read More -
Eva’s story
Anybody who has ever attended a CWB training weekend will know about Eva. For those that haven’t, Eva was a young girl who made a long lasting impression on Ed Williams, one of our founding trustees. Read More -
Opening up - Spring 2014
What a great series of projects we have seen this spring at Cricket Without Boundaries. Having not long set foot into the charity myself, I was fortunate enough to head out to Rwanda and Kenya to be a part of our teams of volunteers and to see first-hand the hugely… Read More
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Watch CWB in action
Watch clips of CWB in action and also interviews explaining how we use cricket to deliver positive HIV/AIDS messages
Read MoreEngland spinner Holly Colvin recently returned from a two week project
During the trip Holly was part of a seven-strong team that coached more than 3000 children and trained over 50 new coaches.
Read MoreMaasai Cricket Warriors
One of Cricket Without Boundaries major success stories, the Maasai Cricket Warriors are to be the subject of a fantastic documentary, directed by Barney Douglas (Swanny's diaries) and with the help of executive producer Jimmy Anderson.
Read MoreDaily reports from Africa
Find out what happens on a 2 week CWB trip by following our projects blogs.
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Rwanda Spring 2014
Another successful trip to Rwanda see us spend a week in the southern town of Huye.
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Cameroon Spring 2014
Catch up with all the events from our first full project in Cameroon.
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Kenya Spring 2014
From Nakuru to the Massai, find out what team Kenya recently acheived.
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About CWB
Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB) is a UK cricket development and AIDS awareness charity. It is run almost entirely by the dedication and enthusiasm of its volunteers. Since its formation in 2005 CWB has become one of the world's leading Cricket Development and AIDS awareness charities. It is dedicated to helping, educating and developing local communities around the world through the spread and growth of cricket.
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Donate +
Help the work of CWB by making a donation.
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Volunteer now +
You can truly make a difference to hundreds of lives and make a positive impact on yours!
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UNAIDS Report 2012 +
UNAIDS launched on 20 November the 2012 global report on the AIDS epidemic and the 2012 World AIDS Day report which outlines some significant progress made in the AIDS response in recent years.
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Welcome Pack +
Download our Welcome Pack for an introduction to CWB (PDF)
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Volunteer now
We are looking for general sports enthusiasts, qualified or unqualified, for projects in spring and autumn. Each project will require 2 weeks to be spent in Africa and a weekend of training in the UK before departure. The projects will include working with local schools, delivery of HIV / Aids awareness messages, training local people as coaches, umpires and scorers and acting as a representative of CWB.