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The Ignite Awards


The Ignite Awards will be launching on Tuesday 14th September 2010.

The Ignite Awards delivered by UnLtd and supported by The Atlantic Philanthropies recognise, support and develop the integral role of older social entrepreneurs.

For more information or how to apply, please check back on the launch date.



Level 2 Competition Autumn 2010


Level 2 Competition Autumn 2010 provisional dates


  • Tuesday 31 August- Expression of Interest Live on UnLtd Website
  • Friday 24 September – Expression of Interest Deadline
  • Monday 1 November – Interviews
  • Tuesday 30 November – Final Decision




UnLtd Road Safety Challenge Awards


What are the UnLtd Road Safety Challenge Awards?


The UnLtd Road Safety Challenge Awards have been established to support communities to develop solutions to their road safety issues.
Applications for awards are open to individuals, informal/formal community groups and voluntary groups with innovative solutions to road safety issues.
These Awards have been established in partnership with the Department of the Environment – Road Safety Division.
The key aims of the Awards are to support and invest in the motivation of individuals and groups who are passionate about road safety and its issues, and to bring about community impact in crucial road safety areas.
The key focus for anyone considering applying for the Awards should be the Northern Ireland Road Safety Strategy, which can be found at
www.roadsafetyni.gov.uk

Sample areas for consideration are
  • Safety for children
  • Safety for pedestrians and other vulnerable road users
  • Better driver testing, training and licensing
  • Better driver behaviour
    Safer speeds
    Combating drink, drugs and drowsiness
    Combating dangerous and careless driving
  • Safer roads infrastructure
  • Safer vehicles


What Awards are available?


Catalyst Awards: (£500 - £5,000)


Catalyst Awards are aimed at energetic, driven and committed individuals or groups who have an idea and need help getting it off the ground.
The Award money is to help with running costs of the project and our Development Managers offer one-to-one guidance throughout the course of the Award.

Development Awards: (£5,000-£15,000)


Development Awards are up to £15,000 to support individuals or groups with existing and developed projects that are scalable.
UnLtd will support you in growing your project idea through a dedicated Development Manager, who will design a support package tailored to your needs and enable you to drive forward your vision of improved road safety.

Who can apply?


Applicants must be:
  • Over the age of 16
  • Living in Northern Ireland
  • Applying as an individual, an individual from an organisation or a formal or informal community or voluntary group
To be eligible your project must:
  • Have a real impact on road safety, and
  • Fulfil a clear road safety need and demand, and
  • Have clear outputs and goals linked to the Road Safety Strategy.
  • Provide a learning experience or opportunity.
Projects are not eligible for an Award if they:
  • Are part of your paid employment.
  • Involve political or religious campaigning.
  • Involve activities outside the law or against public policy, or anything that encourages ethnic, religious or commercial disharmony.
  • Involve employing people other than yourself to carry out most of the project work.
  • Are mainly for people to achieve academic qualifications
Please note that as this is a DoE-funded programme:
  • All Award Winner project funds must be appropriately spent in line with agreed project outputs by 31st March 2011
  • All funds not spent by 31st March or not appropriately spent must be returned to the DOE.
  • All Award Winners are required to set up a dedicated non-interest earning bank account
  • Catalyst and Development Awards are now open.

Application deadlines:

  • 21st May 2010
  • 18th June 2010
  • 23rd July 2010
  • 20th August 2010
  • 17th September 2010
  • 22nd October 2010

How do I apply?


Catalyst Awards


If you are applying as individual, download an individual application form below.

RSDOEICatalystApplicationForm

If you are applying as a group, an individual must be nominated to take the lead on your project and complete the individual application form. All other group members must fill in the group application form below.

RSDOEGCatalystApplicationFormGroup.pdf

These guidance notes should be read with the application form for an UnLtd Road Safety Catalyst Challenge Award.

.RSDOECatalystApplicationGuidanceNotes.pdf

Development Awards


Please contact the office for an information on this Expression of Interest Form

RSDOEDevelopmentAwardsEOI.pdf

To request printed copies of the application forms, please email
janebryson@unltd.org.uk or telephone
028 9024 4007.

How do I find out more?

For further information on the Road Safety Challenge Awards, please contact
Geraldine Wilkins, Development Manager, on
geraldinewilkins@unltd.org.uk or
028 9024 4007

Meabh Cormacain, Development Manager, on
meabhcormacain@unltd.org.uk or
028 9024 4007

This programme is funded by the Department of the Environment DOE












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Previous
NI Level 2 Award Winners
include

Derek McClure founder and Director of Accept Care.

Kaye Cormack, founder and Director of Phoenix ADHD Project, Coleraine

Eddie Kerr, founder and Director of SEEDS, Derry

Ann McIlroy founder and Director of the Greenlight Gateway, Ballycastle

Lynn Farr and Tanya Orr, founders and Directors of Restore Counselling, Belfast

Michelle Gallen, founder and Director of Talk Irish, Belfast

Marie Marin founder and Director of Employers for Childcare, Lisburn

Stuart Bailie, founder and Chief Executive of Oh Yeah, Belfast

Margaret Lee, founder and Chief Executive of Cresco Trust, Londonderry

Maura Fryers, founder of New Hill First Steps Daycare, Belfast

Paddy Glasgow, founder and Director of Glasgowbury Music Festival, Draperstown

Mandy Logan, founder and Director of Patchwork, Coleraine

Noreen Kettyles, founder and Director of Me UnLtd, Fermanagh


Derek McClure, Ignite Awards first Development Award Winner,with a Daisies Cafe Trainee. Daisies Cafe is one of Derek's Enterprises


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