Choose from the following six categories:

The Adiaha Antigha award for the voluntary and community organisation which has contributed to children and young people’s wellbeing 2010		Award for the voluntary and community organisation which has contributed to services for older people 2010
Adiaha loved children and young people and we would like to hear about organisations who have developed projects that have made a real impact to the lives of local children and young people. Winner 2009: Hackney Volunteer Police Cadets Winner 2008: The Crib		Older people’s services are often overlooked and we are keen to recognise an organisation that has made a difference to life for local older people. Winner 2009: The Sharp End Winner 2008: The An Viet Foundation
Award for the voluntary and community organisation which has contributed to services for new communities 2010		Award for the voluntary and community organisation which has contributed to services for faith communities 2010
Hackney is a place that has always welcomed new communities - we would like to hear from organisations that have done exceptional work in this area. Winner 2009: Hackney Migrant Centre Winner 2008: Hackney Refugee Forum		Our faith groups play an important role in the life of the sector – nominate the organisation which you feel has contributed to this area. Winner 2009: Kadimah Centre for Wellbeing Winner 2008: Alevi Cultural Centre
Award for the voluntary and community organisation which has contributed to raising equality in Hackney 2010		NEW for 2010 :Award for the voluntary and community sector organisation which has been the most enterprising in adapting to current challenges
Tackling inequality is one of the strengths of our vibrant sector – which group do you feel has made a significant contribution in this area. Joint winners 2009: CHOICE in Hackney & City & Hackney Carers Centre Winner 2008: African Community School		Do you know a group who has taken an innovative approach to face current challenges, either of recession or changes to services. Have they raised money locally through events, developed a new enterprise, or been creative in demonstrating the impact they have on their communities?

Closing date: Thursday, 2 September 2010

Nominations are open to anyone who wants to enter their chosen voluntary or community organisation. 
For example, you may work or volunteer for the organisation or  have received support from them.  Equally, you may have worked with them on a project or you may be impressed by their work.