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CSJ Awards 2010
Calling all poverty fighting organisations: WIN £10,000!

Nominations have just opened across the UK for the annual CSJ Awards 2010.

If you are tackling social breakdown and changing lives in your local area, then your organisation qualifies for the CSJ Awards. You do not have to have charitable status to apply, and we welcome applications from organisations of all sizes.

Previous years' winners have been engaged in addressing issues ranging from addiction to family breakdown and worklessness. Though their methods have varied greatly, they share a desire to change lives that is driven by conviction and motivated by compassion, believing that breakthrough is possible in even the toughest situations. The judging panel, composed of leading voluntary sector practitioners and experts, assess applicants on the effectiveness and innovation of their approach to tackling difficult social problems.

For information about how to apply, or to nominate an organisation you think deserves a CSJ Award, click here.

The deadline for applications is 22 February 2010

Previous winners have said that receiving a CSJ Award raises profile, enhances legitimacy and can improve fundraising potential.

Previous winners may not apply again, but may recommend other organisations.

Visit www.csjawards.org for more information on how to apply.

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