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Read our 2024 Impact Report
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Read our 2024 Impact Report

We reached more young people through our cricket programmes than ever before in 2024, with nearly 30,000 young people facing the challenges of inequality benefiting from our work.

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Super 1s Celebration Evening
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Super 1s Celebration Evening

Participants from our Super 1s programme were presented with Inspire awards by England internationals Emma Lamb and Ed Hossell at the Super 1s Awards Evening hosted at the Oval this week. The event delivered alongside our long-term Super 1s programme partner, the Berkeley Foundation, recognises young people with a disability for their achievements and personal development in Super 1s over the previous year.

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Celebrating disability cricket at Lord's
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Celebrating disability cricket at Lord's

In a fantastic showcase of sporting inclusivity at the Home of Cricket, it was fantastic for the charity to be part of the first ever day at Lord's dedicated to disability cricket. Participants from our programmes made unforgettable memories with some cricketing icons, on a day that will go down in history.

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The Oval gasholder hosts a cricketing first to mark £750,000 commitment to Super 1s
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The Oval gasholder hosts a cricketing first to mark £750,000 commitment to Super 1s

The world’s most iconic gasholder hosted a special cricketing occasion, as teams from our Super 1s programme, Surrey Cricket Club and Berkeley played matches at Oval Village in London.

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In 2023 we achieved amazing things together!
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In 2023 we achieved amazing things together!

Our latest Impact Report evidences the reach and life-changing impact of our work on young people facing the challenges of inequality across our disability and community cricket programmes.

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Disability cricket to benefit from further £2m investment from ECB
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Disability cricket to benefit from further £2m investment from ECB

An additional £2million injection over the next two and a half years stands to benefit tens of thousands more children and young people as part of efforts to make cricket the country’s most inclusive sport and address barriers highlighted in the recent report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC).

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