Who's it for   For a youth worker who's excelled at building positive relationships with young people, helping them to see their potential and fulfil it. Their faith inspires everything they do and they work to the highest standards of best practice. They are hard-working, patient and caring and a great example to young people.

Who's eligible   To be eligible for this Award, the nominated person must be a part time or full time paid youth worker over the age of 18 serving in a church or organisation.

2011 winner: Rebecca Hammer

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Who's it for   For a volunteer who's shown exceptional commitment to Christian youth work, freely offering their time and energy to serve young people. They are passionate, skilled, reliable and servant-hearted. They are a hero of the youth work world and this Award celebrates all that they give to make youth work happen.

Who's eligible   To be eligible for this Award, the nominated person must be an unpaid volunteer over the age of 18 serving in a church or organisation.

2011 winner: Sue Fordyce

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Who's it for   For an employer who gives outstanding support to their youth workers. They invest in them, providing practical and spiritual support and encouragement. They're committed to training and ongoing personal development. They value not only what youth workers do for young people, but also the youth workers themselves.

Who's eligible   To be eligible for this Award, the nominated employer must be a church or organisation who oversees or manages one or more part time or full time paid youth workers.

2011 winner: Newcastle & East Methodist Circuit

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Who's it for   For a project or piece of work that's bursting with faith and creativity. It may involve a fresh approach in an existing context or show innovation in reaching out to new groups of young people. It will have successfully overcome challenges or filled a gap in Christian youth work.

Who's eligible   To be eligible for this Award, the nominated project can be an event or short or long term programme run by a church or organisation.

2011 winner: Alan Clark & Clare McCormack - Create

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Who's it for   For a resource that's a proved itself to be a genuine asset to Christian youth work. It will have been carefully researched and developed to the highest standard, with a commitment to excellence. It's creative, innovatiove and relevant, and will be used by youth workers again and again.

Who's eligible   To be eligible for this Award, the nominated resource must be either a currently available book, media (dvd, cd etc), software application or other product that has been designed primarily for use in youth work.

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