Dial-a-Cab client, Deutsche Bank, are
asking young people to prove they can make positive changes to
society and a new prize is being launched to celebrate their
achievements. Known as CHANGEit, the prize is being
sponsored by Deutsche Bank and young campaigners are being urged
to come forward to take part. The public is also being asked to
nominate young people they know who are making an outstanding
contribution to their community. There are two categories: The Innovation Prize: This is to enable young campaigners to get their idea off the ground. The prize money is to be used as seed |
Deutsche Bank asks: "Can young people change Society for the better?" ![]() There are always DaC drivers outside Deutsche Bank, but do you know any young people who are changing society for the better? |
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money to help develop their campaign. The Performance Prize: This is for young people who have run a successful campaign that has made a positive change in society. This prize is recognition of their campaigning efforts. Julia Middleton, Chief Executive of Common Purpose, explained the importance of highlighting the accomplishment and success of young people to Call Sign: "There has been a lot of attention given to very serious crimes committed by young people recently and we want to tell the other side of the story and highlight the amazing |
things that young people are doing to change society for the
better." The scheme launches on 10 October 2007 and is open to nominations until 15 December 2007. The prizes will be announced in May and winners will be presented with a prize of £750 by GMTV presenter Ben Shephard at a ceremony in London. If you would like to make a nomination of either yourself or a young person that you know, contact Common Purpose on 020 7608 8148 or go to the website where you will find information about this year’s awards and how to apply. The website is located HERE |
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