Tech4Good Awards - Winners 2015
Accessibility Award 2015
Open Bionics
Open Bionics is revolutionising healthcare by using 3D scanning and 3D printing to dramatically cut the cost of fitting hand amputees with robotic prosthetics. Bionic limbs can cost anything from £20,000 to £80,000, and can … Read more
BT Ingenious Award 2015
what3words
Around 75% of the world suffers from inadequate addressing systems – around 4 billion people. An address means that people can receive vital deliveries and aid, disease can be reported and basic human rights can … Read more
Community Impact Award 2015
Simon Community Northern Ireland
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 losing their home. Committed to … Read more
Digital Health Award 2015
BuddyApp
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 appointment reminders and goals. Originally … Read more
Digital Skills Award 2015
Apps for Good
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 so that they are inspired … Read more
IT Volunteer of the Year Award 2015
Rachael Moat
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 no verbal language. Since November … Read more
People's Award 2014
EVA Park
“If EVA Park wasn’t there, I wouldn’t be doing what I do, talk to everyone, going out as well. Went to club on my own two weeks ago. Never done that before.” EVA Park is … Read more
Young People’s Award 2015
I'm Okay
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, and considered a range of … Read more
