Tell us what you do and why it matters
Think about how you answer these questions to tell us why your group or project is special and what an award would mean.
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What does your project do?
Describe your activity, why the project was started and what its aims are (for example, if it provides places to go and things to do for young people, or helps overcome crime, violence, bullying or racism)
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How do you do it?
Describe the roles and involvement of young people and what support or assistance the project has received from other people (for example, youth workers, teachers, parents, carers, businesses or the local council).
What do the young people themselves gain from the project?
What difference has it made?
For example, what has been the biggest achievement?
What impact has it had on young people and the community as a whole?
How do you know?
For example, have the project’s aims been met?
Please include the views of those leading, running and benefiting from the project’s activities.
What plans do you have for the future of the project?
Tell us what difference you hope it will make if you win a Philip Lawrence Award.
Is there anything else you’d like to tell us? (Optional)
If there is anything else that you think our judges should know?