The National Crimebeat Awards celebrate young people who are making a real difference by preventing crime, tackling anti-social behaviour and supporting victims.
Organised by the High Sheriffs’ Association, the awards offer national recognition and funding of up to £3,000.
Projects may be nominated where they help to prevent or reduce crime or anti-social behaviour, or support victims of crime, and are delivered by young people aged 25 or under who are actively involved in the project’s management and leadership.
If you know of a project that deserves recognition, please contact [email protected].
Applications open in November, with entries closing in mid-January and the national awards ceremony taking place in London in mid-March.
