CWB needs you - recruitment window for Autumn 2015 and Spring 2016 is now open
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- 11 Jan
Last year Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB) coached 50,000 children and trained over 500 adults as coaches in Africa.
Now we are looking for enthusiastic volunteers help them continue developing cricket and raising HIV/AIDS awareness on projects in Autumn 2015 and Spring 2016.
CWB is returning to Cameroon, Botswana, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and we want to hear from people from all backgrounds, whether you are a qualified cricket coach or not.
CWB Autumn Round-Up
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- 15 Dec
Autumn 2014 saw Cricket Without Boundaries deliver a record six projects across five countries, coaching more than 30,000 children and training around 200 coaches.
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Building winning partnerships – World Aids Day Reflections.
December 1st, World AIDS day is an annual chance to reflect and showcase the work that goes into fighting this terrible disease and focus on how we can do more. Read More -
T for Testing – why we are supporting National HIV Testing week
The ABC-T message is our method of integrating HIV awareness messages into our cricket coaching. The T is for testing – a key element in fighting the spread of HIV and living positively with HIV. Read More -
Opening up - Autumn 2014
In a few days time CWB will be entering its 10th year. It seems only yesterday that myself, Andy and Chris were sitting around a kitchen table talking about how we were going to coach cricket from Cairo to Cape Town. Read More -
Eva, elephants and karate kids: Luke's highlights from Kenya 2
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… Read More -
Gloucestershire coach Olly scoops ECB south west award
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. Read More
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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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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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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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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.