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

img-Granset.com: Supporting over 50s get online

Granset.com: Supporting over 50s get online

Digital Skills Award

Through free online guides, a public forum and video content, Gransnet.com is showing the over 50s that the internet connects people, with a wealth of knowledge, support, advice and entertainment...

img-Supporting LGTBQ teenagers with a free app

Supporting LGTBQ teenagers with a free app

Young People’s Award 2015

Josie Baldwin, Emily Bowes, Katie Griffiths and Alexandra Hill, all aged 14, are the team behind the I’m Okay app. The girls wanted to build an app to support teenagers,...

Winner 2015
img-Free app connects homeless, and those at risk, with support services

Free app connects homeless, and those at risk, with support services

Community Impact Award 2015

Set up in 1971, Simon Community Northern Ireland is the leading homelessness charity in Northern Ireland, providing a range of services for people who are homeless or at risk of...

Winner 2015
img-Turning young tech consumers into tech creators

Turning young tech consumers into tech creators

Digital Skills Award 2015

Apps for Good is a free education programme, working to change tech education forever; to turn young tech consumers into tech creators, unlocking the confidence and talent of young people...

Winner 2015
img-Making 3D printed limbs accessible for all

Making 3D printed limbs accessible for all

Young People's Award

Vitória Maurício is an anatomical artist and 3D modeller, who had just finished a Masters degree at Glasgow University when she found Open Bionics on Twitter and asked to be...

img-DontBottleItUp: Free online support for alcohol

DontBottleItUp: Free online support for alcohol

Digital Health Award

DontBottleItUp is a free online support service available 24/7 to anyone seeking advice, support, and information about their drinking. Using a quick, easy, and confidential online questionnaire people can find...

Finalist 2015
img-Encouraging students with complex needs to interact with the world

Encouraging students with complex needs to interact with the world

IT Volunteer of the Year Award 2015

Rachael Moat is a musician and music teacher who volunteers once a week at Seashell Trust, a school for children with complex needs and severe learning difficulties, including little to...

Winner 2015
img-Dispatch App saves time and lives in London

Dispatch App saves time and lives in London

Digital Health Award

London’s Air Ambulance delivers an advanced trauma team to critically injured people in London, responding to, on average, 2,000 people every year. Time is a critical factor in helping to...

Finalist 2015
img-Going above and beyond to support disabled people

Going above and beyond to support disabled people

IT Volunteer of the Year Award

Cecil Taylor is a dedicated volunteer with ITCanHelp. Visiting disabled people in their homes, day centres or residential accommodation, he helps resolve computer problems and provides support and guidance to...

Finalist 2015
img-Daily reminder encourages active participation in recovery

Daily reminder encourages active participation in recovery

Digital Health Award 2015

BuddyApp is a health and wellbeing app that utilises SMS text technology to engage individuals in their care, by recording their mental, emotional and physical wellbeing in-between sessions, by sending...

Winner 2015
img-From client to volunteer, supporting disabled people get back to work

From client to volunteer, supporting disabled people get back to work

IT Volunteer of the Year Award

Dalton Brown volunteers at Access to Business in Wolverhampton, supporting unemployed disabled people as they get back into work, training and self-employment. Before becoming a volunteer in August 2013, Dalton...

Finalist 2015
img-Helping young people personify and cope with stress

Helping young people personify and cope with stress

Digital Health Award

StressHeads is an innovative digital tool, accessible via mobile and desktop applications, which helps young people cope with, and understand, the causes of stress. Created by YouthNet, the brains behind...

Finalist 2015