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March 2011

The Cornwall Cricket Board has recently held four Club Development Road shows starting in Penwith and progressing up to the Tamar District. In all we had 32 clubs attending with over 60 volunteers. The purpose of the roadshows was to provide assistance in how to identify volunteers, funding through activities such as Natwest Cricket Force and the Cornwall 'V' Manager programme.

Please see the information below about the VManager programme which Cornwall Cricket Board will be delivering.

vCricket The presentation has been uploaded onto the Cornwall Cricket Board website, please click here. pdf

Please use this information including further documents that have been upload onto the web site to help your club achieve their potential.

The ‘Know Your Volunteers’ documents is a great tool to firstly identify the roles that you would like within the club.

The Roles Descriptions are also available to you and these can be promoted to your club members and also to the wider community including colleges, volunteer centres.

A poster is also available which will help to promote volunteering in your club. Click here.

The ECB vCricket programme also recognises and rewards young people (aged up to 25 years) in cricket for the contribution they make through voluntary hours.

The vCricket Awards consist of the volunteers receiving ECB kit and certificates for reaching 25, 50 and 100 hour milestones.

Young people can record their hours for cricket meetings, updating web sites, helping at school festivals. coaching, Groundsmanship - anything that is contributing to the game of cricket.

I hope your club would like to be part of vCricket within Cornwall, we will be hosting a volunteer coordinators workshop shortly so please try and identify a potential volunteer coordinator for your club.

For further information please contact Cornwall Volunteer Coordinator Mark Mitchell, mitch@cornwallcricketboard.co.uk' Tel: 07805 787858