"I just want to say what a great day it was at the National Street20 finals. You had over 200 kids from all over the uk engaging in sport in a safe environment, & thanks for inviting me to give a talk about drugs & knife crime. Since then I've had some really positive messages from the youngters on my web site . I also think what you are doing is fantastic as your giving these kids the opportunity to play sport and be educated at the same time and i am sure between us we changed some lives and pointed alot of them in the right direction P.S Didn't see 1 unhappy face all day the whole place was full of smiles ."
Cricket for Change will be working alongside Beyond Sport as it launches its very first ' Young Advisory Panel' . This Young Advisory Panel, will each year provide young leaders involved… read more
Stefan McKenzie, C4C Development Coach, provides us with his thoughts on his first overseas development trip with C4C, teaching 'Street20' in Mumbai with the charity Magic Bus in April… read more
At the end of April, Cricket for Change and the Greater London Fund for the Blind held a 'Visually Impaired Inclusive & Awareness' day at the MCC Indoor Cricket Academy at… read more
It is with great sadness to announce that Dean Lalande, a former C4C Apprentice, has passed away at the age of 27. He was a fantastic young man who was friendly and caring and was… read more
The recent school holidays (a busy time for Cricket for Change) saw the annual Arundel Castle Hit the Top festival at take place. This is where young people from our Hit the… read more
Cricket for Change will be making a key contribution to the The ICC European Conference 2012 , which will take place at Lord's Cricket Ground on 30 April and 1 May 2012. The… read more
The second Lord's Taverners Cricket for Change 'Street20' competition was an amazing event with 16 teams coming from all over the UK with one mission: 'to have fun through cricket'. The day… read more
Today, a groundbreaking youth project will climax at a sports festival in Hackney. Nineteen young Londoners who were not in employment, education or training (NEETs) last summer… read more
On an Easter holiday Thursday, teams from across the UK came together in a celebration of disability cricket and took part in the National Lord's Taverners Cricket for… read more
Players from South Park Manor Cricket Club will walk 27 miles from the King George playing fields in Whitehall Lane, Reigate to the Oval in South London on Sunday April 22 to raise money… read more
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