Community Care is proud to announce the winners of
this year’s Community Care Awards 2003.
Celebrating the best in social care, the annual awards recognise
innovation and best practice, and highlight the positive
differences you make every day.
The Community Care Awards aim to promote and reward the best new
initiatives and projects which have led the way as the social care
field develops.
Overall winner and winner of mental health
category:
No Panic from Telford in
Shropshire
No Panic – Overall winners |
No Panic is a registered charity manned by volunteers. Its aim
is to help the relief and rehabilitation of people who suffer from
panic attacks, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorders and other
anxiety-related disorders.
Since 2001 No Panic has run 150 self-facilitating telephone
conferencing “recovery” groups.
The charity wins £8,000 as winner of the 2003 awards, and
£5,000 as a category winner.
Other category winners and teams
shortlisted:
Each award category winner received
£5,000.
Category: Carers
Sponsored by Reliance Care
Winner: Carers’ Link Team: North Staffordshire Carers
Association, Stoke on Trent
Shortlisted:
Direct Payments for Children and Families: Hampshire County
Council
Carers Initiative: Dudley Council
Flexible Service for Carers: Hertfordshire County Council
Category: Disability
Sponsored by Cooper Stanley
Winner:
Buddy Mentor Scheme,
Hertfordshire County Council
Shortlisted:
Assessment and Disability, London Borough of Redbridge
Personal Assistant Project, Barnardo’s Somerset
Category: Drugs and alcohol
Sponsored by Celsian
Winner:
Harbour Project: Family
Service Units Scotland, Edinburgh
Shortlisted:
Think Drink!: South Tyneside youth inclusion programme
Peer Education Project – Substance Misuse: Drug and Alcohol Service
for London
One Stop Shop: Blackpool Community Alcohol and Drug Services
Category: Inter-agency work
Sponsored by Reed Social Care
Winner: City Centre Team: Cardiff Council,
South Wales Police, British Transport Police, NCP car parks,
Salvation Army, the Big Issue, Safer Cardiff and the Wallich
Clifford Community
Shortlisted:
Missing Persons Protocol: Torbay Council social services
department, Devon and Cornwall Constabulary: and the Children’s
Society
The Hull Beat: Compass, West Hull Primary Care Trust, Hull and East
Riding Community Trust: the Lighthouse Project, Community Safety,
Hull Police
Category: Learning difficulties
Sponsored by Craegmoor Healthcare
Winner: Travel Buddy Service: London Borough of
Hounslow
EYE (Express Yourself Entertainers): Hayfield Social Education
Centre, Doncaster
The H Team: Grapevine, Coventry
The Map Squad: London Borough of Tower Hamlets
Category: Mental health
Sponsored by Mental Health Care Group
Winner: No Panic, Telford, Shropshire (also
overall winner)
Shortlisted:
“In Reach” programme: Bridge Education and Support Centre,
Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Equine Assisted Therapy: Equine Assisted Therapy Association,
Norfolk
Asylum Seeker and Refugee Counselling Project: PSS, Liverpool
Streetwise Young Persons Project: Bury, Lancashire
Category: Older people/intermediate care
Sponsored by Bupa Care Homes
Winner: Wellcheck: Age Concern Stockport
Shortlisted:
Community Support Service: Age Concern Morgannwg,
Pontypridd
Wansbeck Assisted Shopping Project: Wansbeck CVS,
Northumberland
Category: Protecting children and young people
Sponsored by Sedgmoor
Winner: Madressah Project, Kirklees
Council
Shortlisted:
Schools Team, North Belfast: NSPCC
Sex, Lies and Love: Walsall Youth Offending Service
Category: Supporting children and families
Sponsored by Families for Children
Winner: Birthlinks Care Connect Project,
Edinburgh
Shortlisted:
The Trojans Scheme, Lambeth, London
Your County Needs You, Northumberland County Council
Category: Young offenders
Sponsored by Corvedale Care
Winner: Headway Exmouth Youth Offending Partnership:
Headway Devon
Shortlisted:
North East Lincolnshire Community Reparation Scheme: North East
Lincolnshire youth offending team
Enthusiasm: Youth Charity, Derby
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