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Guardian launches £500,000 awards for individuals to improve communities

Howard Lake | 28 May 2006 | News

The Guardian has launched its Social Enterpreneurship Awards to help individuals improve the communities in which they live.

In partnership with UnLtd, the Guardian is offering £400,000 of awards of up to £5,000 for individuals who need help to get their project started. It is also offering five £20,000 awards for people whose projects can create a sustained impact within the community.

 

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There are five categories of awards:

 

 

· Emerging young activists

 

· Transforming people’s health

 

· Passion for the environment

 

· Bringing communities together (including working with refugees)

 

· Making profits for social purposes

 

 

The deadline for applications is June 30 2006.

 

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