Kids Count 2009 Inspiration Awards
KIDS COUNT INSPIRATION AWARDS
OUR SECOND NATIONAL INSPIRATION AWARDS CEREMONY WILL BE HELD AT
The House of Commons, 21st of April 2009
Dear Supporters,
We are pleased to announce that after the inauguration and launch of the KIDS COUNT INSPIRATION AWARDS in 2008, we shall again be introducing our nomination programme for 2009. Our first Awards Nomination scheme culminated in a highly successful and enjoyable Award Ceremony that was held in the Terrace Suite at the House of Commons on the 21st May 2008. Pictures of which can be seen on our web site.
By creating the Kids Count Inspiration Awards we wish to recognise those individuals and organisations that have quite literally inspired young people in their communities. Addressing issues that affect their lives by creating initiatives that are grounded in practicality and realism and make a positive difference, whilst giving a voice to young people to determine and influence their own futures.
Kids Count cordially invites you to take part in the nomination process which will culminate in a fantastic awards ceremony to be held at the House of Commons on Tuesday, 21st of April 2009.
Your nominations will be submitted to a high profile judging panel drawn from individuals who, like you, care passionately about these issues. Eight winners will be selected, and then invited to accept their Inspiration Awards at the Awards Ceremony.
This will become a prestigious annual event highlighting and recognising the truly inspirational contribution of all the winners. The closing date for nominations is the 20th March 2009.
It couldn't be easier to nominate a worthy candidate for these awards. All you have to do is select from the six categories of awards and complete the nomination form and e-mail it back to us. There will also be two special awards nominated by Kids Count.
The Kids Count Inspiration Awards are designed to recognise the efforts of young people, organisations and community groups, therefore there is no age limit for nominations.
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