CWB has three main goals:
- To spread cricket through coaching children and teaching adults how to coach; and
- To link the sport to HIV/AIDS awareness and incorporate these messages into coaching sessions.
- To bring together and empower local communities through cricket.
Working in partnership with the Cricket Associations in each country, the relevant British High Commissions and the ICC, we follow a simple, 3 stage, sports development structure to try to ensure some form of sustained development of the game: 1) coach education; 2) Schools coaching, and 3) Tournament.
Our coach education takes the form of teaching the adults the basics of cricket through the ICC’s Introduction to Cricket course (which includes coaching, umpiring and scoring) as well as for moredeveloped coaches delivering the ICC’s level 1 and 2 awards. We try to link our coaching in with each National Cricket Association’s existing development plans.
For more information on the charity visit the website – https://cricketwithoutboundaries.com/
Cricket Unites
Since 2023, CWB and the MCC Foundation have been joining forces through the global Cricket Unites programme to deliver meaningful cricket-based development alongside local partners in Uganda.
This collaboration brings together CWB’s long-standing expertise in community engagement and youth development with MCCF’s commitment to inclusive cricket opportunities and facilities.
Together, we work with national associations, schools and community organisations to co-design and deliver coaching, leadership development and social impact initiatives that use the power of cricket to connect people, build skills and make locally relevant change. The result is a partnership that not only grows the game but strengthens communities and empowers young people across the country.
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