Fairbreak Global and Cricket Development Program target Making Cricket Accessible for All
We are thrilled to announce a new partnership between Fairbreak Global and the Cricket Development Program (CDP), a simple mission to make cricket accessible and affordable for everyone. This collaboration aims to break down barriers and provide educational resources and opportunities to parents, teachers and volunteers world-wide.
As part of this partnership, the CDP will provide essential educational resources to multiple countries, ensuring that aspiring cricketers have the knowledge and tools they need to succeed. By offering value-based education, the CDP aims to inspire a love for cricket and create opportunities for everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances.
1. Global Educational Outreach: The CDP will distribute educational materials and resources to various countries, focusing on communities where access to cricket education is limited. These efforts will help cultivate a deeper understanding of the game and its values.
3. Promoting a Love for Cricket: By combining Fairbreak Global’s expertise in promoting gender equality with the CDP’s focus on education, the partnership aims to inspire a passion for cricket in the hearts of young athletes worldwide.
Charlie Hartley, CDP CEO “From our first conversation, I knew that a partnership with Cheryll and Fairbreak would make a lot of sense. We both share a passion for equality and creating positive change.”
Cheryll Rogers, Fairbreak CEO added, “We are very impressed with the Cricket Development Program; it’s so clear and easy to follow. Giving anyone the means to bring technical cricket skills without overwhelming instructions is a brilliant skill in itself, and the programme will positively enhance any young person joining the sport. The impact the programme will have globally cannot be understated. Our partnership is intended to expand its scope to the lower socioeconomic regions as well as support access to educational institutions in all countries. It will no doubt add to our efforts to democratise sport and really have a huge impact through our work around the world.”