Saturday,
January 22, 2005
Community Champions |
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want to hear about your community champions |
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We
are looking for an individual or a group who, on a voluntary basis,
makes a difference. We
want to hear about those people who give their time and talents
to making life better for their families, their neighbours or the
wider community.
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It
could be a friend or colleague, or perhaps a neighbour who goes
the extra mile to break down racial barriers or eliminate stereotyping
of people with disabilities. We looking for someone whose hard
work, though appreciated, often goes unsung.
Now in their fourth year, the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ South Community Champions Awards
acknowledge the valuable contribution made by people from a diverse
range of backgrounds, who do so much for their communities.
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COMMUNITY
CHAMPIONS CATEGORIES
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| RACIAL
HARMONY |
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To recognise work done to improve racial harmony and understanding
between
the different communities in the South
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| MULTI-FAITH
UNDERSTANDING |
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To recognise work done to enhance understanding in the South's
multi-faith communities
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| SPECIAL
CONTRIBUTION |
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To recognise a special contribution made to help others
within the wider community by someone aged:
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Under 25
Ιω
25
- 60
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Over
60
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| CONTRIBUTION
OF A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY |
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recognise the contribution made by a person with a disability
who has made a special contribution to help others within
their wider community |
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| UNDERSTANDING
OF DISABILITY |
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To
recognise the contribution made by a person with a disability
to improve the understanding of disability amongst able-bodied
people
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| WORKING
WITH YOUNG CITIZENS |
To
recognise work which has improved the quality of life for
young people
under 21 |
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WORKING WITH SENIOR CITIZENS |
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recognise work which has improved the quality of life for
people aged 65+ |
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