"The training sessions and matches organised by Cricket for Change have been enormously beneficial to our son's physical and emotional development. This has meant that, as parents, we have seen fantastic changes in his ability, confidence and independence."
Cricket for Change would like to invite you to a very special quiz evening, hosted by Phil Tufnell on Wednesday 29th May 2013 at 6:30pm in The Grange Hotel, Tower Bridge (NB Change of venue… read more
The 2013 February half term, Blackheath Rugby Club hosted a Dallaglio Foundation Rugby for Change (DFRFC) STREET 6 NATIONS tournament at their brilliant ‘Well Hall’… read more
Cricket for Change are delighted to announce that their Hit the Top , disability cricket programme, has been officially shortlisted for the 'Community Programme Award' at the … read more
Cricket is set to play a major part in giving disadvantaged young people across mainland Europe the chance to better their lives and increase participation, thanks to a new initiative between… read more
The C4C England All Stars VI tour (sponsored by Dial-A-Flight) was arranged to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the introduction and development of Blind Cricket in the West Indies by… read more
Some C4C News in Brief....
Congratulations to the Waltham Foresters who, after seeing off teams from 6 other UK cities, were crowned 'National Street Cricket Champions' at a… read more
Monday 11th February 2013 will see Twickenham as a fitting venue for The Dallaglio Foundation Rugby for Change (DFRFC) Year 1 Awards .
The evening will be deserved recoginition for… read more
Saturday January 26th 2013 will see 16 young Visually Impaired cricketers embark on a cricket tour of a lifetime to the West Indies.
The tour organised by the sports charity, Cricket for… read more
England Women's Cricket Captain, Charlotte Edwards , took time out of her busy schedule to lend her support to a Cricket for Change organised Disability Sport Awareness Day on the … read more
We know why we do it and how we do it. But do we know it works?
What does it take to help a gang member get their life back on track? How long is it before a youngster who is blind… read more
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