East Africa Character Development Trust

The East Africa Character Development Trust (EACDT) aims to transform the lives of thousands of disadvantaged young Africans through sport and education.

30/03/2026

Our visitors from NPTC Group of Colleges shared how deeply moved they were by their time with our programme, and they’re already looking forward to coming back.

This is what changing lives looks like.

Photos from East Africa Character Development Trust's post

27/03/2026

Our visitors from NPTC Group of Colleges spent time coaching cricket and even joined in a game of football with the learners, creating moments of joy, teamwork, and shared experience.

Beyond the games, it was about building confidence, connection, and character.

26/03/2026

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25/03/2026

Our visitors took charge of the sessions, leading discussions, guiding activities, and connecting directly with our learners.

What followed was something special:
curiosity, confidence, and meaningful conversations from both sides.

This is what partnership looks like.

24/03/2026

Yesterday, our visitors from NPTC Group of Colleges experienced our programme in action, from student-led Character Education discussions to cricket sessions built on discipline and teamwork.

Our learners showed confidence, leadership, and a deep understanding of the values shaping their future.

This is the impact of combining sport with character.

22/03/2026

This week, NPTC Group of Colleges and Cranleigh School are joining us across our partner schools to experience our programme first-hand.

From Character Education sessions to cricket training, they’ll see how we use sport to shape discipline, confidence, and leadership in young people.

This is more than a visit, it’s a step towards stronger partnerships and greater impact.

15/03/2026

A proud moment for Kenyan cricket! 🇰🇪🏏
Congratulations to the Kenya Women's Under-19 Cricket Team for winning the tournament and progressing to Division 1, a remarkable achievement for the team and for women’s cricket in Kenya.

What makes this moment even more special for us is that 98% of the players in the squad have come through the EACDT programme. Watching these young women grow from beginners learning the game to representing their country with pride is incredibly inspiring.

Their journey reflects years of determination, discipline, teamwork, and character values that lie at the heart of everything we do.

We couldn’t be prouder of these young leaders who
continue to inspire the next generation of girls to dream big and believe in themselves.
The future of Kenyan cricket is bright.

12/03/2026

A leader. A role model. An inspiration.

Melvin Khagoiza began her journey in our programme, and today she proudly captains Kenya’s Women’s Under-19 cricket team.

Her story reminds every young player in our programme that with dedication, strong character, and belief — anything is possible.

We are so proud of you, Melvin. Keep leading the way. 🇰🇪🏏

Photos from Last Male Standing Rhino Cup's post

10/03/2026

09/12/2025

09/12/2025

CHECK OUT THE RHINO CUP WEBSITE! 🦏💻

For all information on our great charity event, the only cricket tournament in the world played in an African wildlife conservancy, visit our new website:

www.rhinocup.net

A HUGE thanks to Ian Mworia (one of our popular tournament managers) for designing and creating our great Rhino Cup website!

The website has ALL the information you need to know about our unique cricket tournament, including accommodation options.

If you like what you see and you need assistance with all your website needs - you can email Ian [email protected] or call +254 743 910 873

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