During Mental Health Awareness Week, Warwickshire Cricket Board caught up with Waqas Khan, a Chance to Shine Community Coach and Mental Health Practitioner for the NHS in Birmingham. Read more
In an inspiring evening, winners from across the country were recognised for the work that they do to support grassroots cricket at the Chance to Shine Awards on Wednesday 20 November. Read more
We are delighted that gifts to the charity will once again be matched up to a total of £50,000 thanks to the support of our Patron Adrian Beecroft. Read more
Rohan Randhawa is our Inclusive Programmes Manager at Chance to Shine. In this article, Rohan gives us an update on Chance to Shine Street and the ‘Lead Your Ship’ programme. Read more
The Chance to Shine Awards took place on Thursday 25 November at Lord’s Cricket Ground, recognising those who have made significant contributions to the grassroots of the game in the last year. Read more
A statement from the Chance to Shine Chief Executive Read more
We need your help to ensure Chance to Shine can continue to keep children active, and support their mental, personal and social wellbeing. Read more
Chance to Shine Operations Manager Stuart Priscott is aiming to become the oldest person with Cystic Fibrosis to cycle from John o’Groats to Land’s End, raising funds for Chance to Shine and for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Read more
Australian batsman marks the final day of Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week in Cardiff. Read more
National Cricket Week heads to Scotland for the first time Read more
Duo join pupils at Clare Mount Specialist Sports College Read more
West Indian hero heads to Birmingham Read more
Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week 2021 kicked off with a bang on Monday 21 June, as Chance to Shine put on the ultimate school day! Read more
Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week is back once again, and the power of cricket is spreading further than ever! Read more
Tailenders star lends support to Chance to Shine Read more
Chance to Shine achieve gender parity as nearly 300,000 young people play cricket in schools despite the pandemic. The latest Impact Report is published today. Read more
Chance to Shine has launched it's programmes in schools and communities in Scotland for the first time. Read more
Chance to Shine is pleased to announce the launch of its Youth Social Action Programmes, now open for applications from young people aged 13 – 24 in the UK. Read more
Official Hygiene Partner announced Read more
Chance to Shine join forces with content creator Read more
Chance to Shine is pleased to announce its first ever ambassador programme, working with players across the professional game to engage and inspire the charity’s participants. Read more
In partnership with Warwickshire Cricket Board, a new Chance to Shine Street league has been launched at the Edgbaston Cricket Centre in evenings throughout the period of Ramadan. Read more
Bespoke resources available to Ireland and Northern Ireland Read more
See how pupils have been celebrating diversity and teamwork. Read more
Chance to Shine and the Youth Sport Trust are delighted to announce a partnership, as the charities join forces to ensure more children can experience the life-changing benefits of sport. Read more