Highlights from Past Winners

We’ve been consistently blown away by the range and calibre of entries. Here are some of the organisations that sponsors and partners frequently highlight

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The Centre for Child Protection at the University of Kent

Community Impact Award

The Centre for Child Protection at the University of Kent was set up by Professors Reeves and Shemmings to research and develop innovative and effective learning and training tools in...

Finalist 2019
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Tess Brady & Amy McMullan – Be Seen Trendy

BT Young Pioneer

“Be Seen Trendy” is a small hand held device consisting of a Raspberry Pi computer with an NFC shield which can read NFC labels attached to the coat hangers of...

Finalist 2019
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Dr Sue Black, OBE

Tech4Good Special Award 2019

A technology Evangelist and Digital Skills Expert, Dr Sue Black was awarded an OBE for “services to technology” in the 2016 Queen’s New Year’s Honours list. As well as creating...

Winner 2019
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Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery Experts

Community Impact Award

The Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery Expert Directory (HTMSE) is an e-commerce initiative working within the human rights and antislavery sector. It was founded in 2015 by leading human trafficking...

Finalist 2019
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Freddie Howells – Door Pi Plus

BT Young Pioneer

This project is a facial recognition, door entry and home monitoring system primarily for people with dementia and other vulnerable adults. Freddie initially developed this project to help his great...

Finalist 2019
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MeeTwo

Tech4Good People's Award 2019

All of this year’s finalists were given the opportunity to run a Crowdfunder campaign hosted by Award sponsor Crowdfunder.co.uk, and they each had four weeks to generate as much support...

Winner 2019
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London Village Network

Connected Society Award

London Village Network (LVN) is a high impact, grassroots charity that seeks to improve social inclusion among disadvantaged 16-24 year olds. Their mission is to tackle what LVN Founder, Rachael...

Finalist 2019
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Chris Grant

Digital Volunteer of the Year Award 2019

Chris Grant is AbilityNet’s Area Coordinator in Scotland, or “King of Scotland” as he is affectionately known by the central team. Since starting in May 2018, he has completely transformed...

Finalist 2019 Winner 2019
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Beam

Winner of Winner's Award 2019

The Winner of Winner’s Award is chosen by the audience at the Awards ceremony. The audience makes the very difficult decision by voting with the power of glowsticks! Find out...

Winner 2019
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Foundervine

Tech4Good Diversity Award

Foundervine is a social enterprise founded by technologists and professionals who believe in a fairer tech industry. Frustrated by a lack of diversity, they are on a mission to build...

Finalist 2019
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Imperial College London

Inclusive Design Award

The self-driving AI-powered wheelchair combines existing widely available technologies, such as eye tracking system and laptops, with electric wheelchairs. In 156 developing countries in the world, it is estimated that...

Finalist 2019
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Saide’s African Storybook

Tech4Good for Africa Award

Saide’s African Storybook (ASb) uses an open licence digital publishing model with web-based tools for users to create and translate storybooks in their own languages – free of charge, and...

Finalist 2019