Uttlesford District Council announces award winners
Uttlesford District Council has presented Making A Difference Awards to residents whose efforts helped the community during the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Uttlesford District Council has presented Making A Difference Awards to residents whose efforts helped the community during the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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The Uttlesford Making a Difference Awards are open to nominations in several categories - Credit: Archant Uttlesford District Council has launched a set of awards to recognise people who have made a difference to others during the coronavirus pandemic. The Uttlesford Making a Difference Awards are open to nominations in several categories: creativity, keeping active, technology, fundraising, young person, neighbourliness, team working and kindness. The closing date for nominations is 5pm on April 14. Applications will be judged by an independent panel of community representatives in the week ...
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Date Time LGBTQIA+ service wins award The City of Swan LGBTQIA+ drop-in service has been presented the Community Partner Award at the 2020 Youth Focus Make a Difference Awards. The annual awards are presented to individuals and organisations who have displayed drive and compassion in their support of Youth Focus’ important work to prevent youth suicide and to encourage positive mental health. The accolade was for the Our Place: A Safe Space collaboration, a fortnightly drop-in in program in Midland for young LGBTIQA+ people aged between 12 and 25. Our Place is delivered in partnership with ...