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Natalie

Natalie

Name: Natalie Brown
Age: 17
Year of the Fix: 2013
Location: Leicester
Campaign: Breaking down stereotypes about self-harming

I really want to change how people look at self-harm and understand it better, because there is a lot of negative press around it.

 

We need to help people who are going through it and pick up on the signs much earlier.

 

Working with Fixers has helped me come to terms with certain things, too.

 

I'm hoping to educate parents and professionals about self-harming, so they will be likely to act upon signs and symptoms effectively, and support young people to focus on the positive things in their lives.

 

I want to get away from what society thinks a self-harmer is.

 

A lot of people associate Emos with self-harm, because of the way they dress and look, when this is not necessarily the case.

 

It isn't just one type of person. Anyone can be doing it. I want people to notice and understand that it isn't okay for anyone to hurt themselves, that nobody deserves to do this to themselves.

Here is a list of Fixers helping me with this Fix:

 

Bhavesh Borkhataria Bhavin Patel
Bhumiti Patel Callum Sholl
Gail Brown Kelsey Ward
Maximilian Rose Mollie Brooks
Nathan Taylor Pooja Vasram
Reece Malroz Sally-Anne Brown
Sam Wainwright Sandra Brown

Leicester City Council

With help from the Council, I was able to present my posters to the public.

 

Rushey Mead School

A local school who has helped with my project.

 

Debbie Preston, a Counsellor at Leicester College, supported my Fixers project by providing her expert views for my broadcast story.

November 2013

The film about my campaign, which was broadcast on ITV News, was among nine Fixers films which won a Mind Media Award at the BFI in London.

 

Click here to read more about my achievement!

 

June 2013

I was profiled on the Young Minds website where I talked about my experience with self-harm. Click here to read the story.

 

I was invited to speak about my Fixers campaign on ITV Daybreak with Matt Barbet and Ranvir Singh on 13 June 2013. Take a look at my photo with the presenters below.

 

 

 

Following my appearance on Daybreak, Shropshire College have decided to print my posters and distribute them to all the schools, colleges and health teams in the area.

 

After seeing the segment, the team at Nova Training in Hereford have also requested to have copies of my posters, which they will display in their building. Nova Training provides training to young people in the town and they hold open days with police, support workers, schools, and parents.

 

 

May 2013

Fellow Fixer Imogen Smith and I were featured in an extended piece about young women who self-harm in The Mirror, published shortly after Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris, was rumored to have self-harmed. Click the image below to expand the article or click to read it here.

 

 

 

February 2013
My poster series was shown at the UK-wide launch of Fixers at Westminster on 26th February to a packed room. MPs, celebrities and many others were in attendance, and I got to speak with a variety of people about my campaign.

 

 TV Celebrity Zoe Salmon and Fixer Natalie Brown at Fixers UK-Wide Launch at Westminster

 

 

My poster series was unveiled at Leicester’s West End Gallery on 22nd February and can now be viewed by the public.

 

About 20 people, including teachers, nurses, family and friends, attended the unveiling of the posters and took part in the dialogue.

 

 

Here is some of the feedback from people who attended:

'I found the posters eye-catching yet simple. It's a good way to get people talking about the issues.'

'Found the posters very effective, and can see them being used in educational establishments: schools and colleges.'

'The posters are shocking and powerful: the written messages are thought provoking.

'Thought the posters were hard-hitting and showed a variety of different people in different situations. They make the reader question their own answers.'

 

I was interviewed on BBC Radio Leicester on 18th February to talk about my self-harm awareness project.

 

My Fixers self-harm awareness campaign also was featured in the Lester Mercury and the Hinckley Times this month.

Related Stories

fixer link Fixers Make National Headlines 20th Jun 2013
fixer link Self-Harm Story on ITV 4th Jun 2013
fixer link Self-Harm Exhibition a Success 25th Feb 2013
fixer link Life Through a Lens 21st Feb 2013
fixer link Healing Old Wounds 28th Dec 2012
My TV story
My TV story fixer link
Self-Harm Poster Series
Self-Harm Poster Series fixer link
Mind
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Gemma M

As young farmers we want to encourage others to take an interest in agriculture.
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Luke A

I want to show others what life with autism can be like.
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Amy M

Studying art helped me defeat my depression. Now I want others to do the same.
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Caitlin

I want to break down barriers between disabled and non- disabled people.
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Tasmin

I want people with albinism to be proud of who they are.
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Lowri Jones

I have made a booklet for bullies and those at the hands of them.
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Breaghanna McMahon

I want teenagers to open up about stress at school.
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Kaitlyn

I want to highlight the effects cyberbulling can have on young people.
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Abigail C

I want to encourage more people to take up swimming.
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Jonny

I want to inspire women to get out of abusive relationships.
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Megan

With the help of my friends, we're stopping bullying in schools.
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'Najma'

I want to help end the practice of female genital mutilation.
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Chloe Reains

I want to get more support for young carers in schools
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James Bennett

I want to help others suffering from anxiety.
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Connor M

We want people to know how they can support someone with a mental health condition.
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Pembe

We want less division between the police and young people
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Me and my friends want young people to know that calories aren't the enemy!

I want young people to understand that calories are just another word for energy, which is...
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Eloise

I’ve been bullied and want to help prevent others going through the same.
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Colette

I want to change the stereotypes people have towards blindness.
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Sarah W

I want more support to be available for young people recovering from alcohol addiction.
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Leanne

I want to give hope to vulnerable women who've been trafficked to the UK for sex.
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Karoline

I want other young people to see the advantages of volunteering.
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'Alisa' 

I want professionals to spot the signs of CSE
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Rebecca E

I want to help victims of crime find comfort through conversation.
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Dagmara

We want adults to be more understanding of young people with mental health issues.
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Juwaria

I want to give courage to domestic violence victims.
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Kyle

I spent most of my childhood in care, and know that taking the wrong path is easy.
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Sharlie

I am campaigning to tackle the growing trend of people posting bullying videos online.
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Janie

I want to inspire young people to take up a hobby to help them cope with life’s challenges.
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Peter

I learned how to live alone and now want to teach others how to be independent.
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Georgie

I want teenagers to talk about things that are troubling them.
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Tom

I want to tackle the misconceptions surrounding Tourette's syndrome.
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Fiona

I'm urging young people with mental health problems to seek help.
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Sophie L

I want to make sure young parents are getting the support they need.
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Adeola Gbakinro 

Mentors can help with confidence and access to useful information.
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James

I was homeless and now I'm trying to improve the homeless system.
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Caitlin S

I want young people to feel comfortable with the way they look.
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Cathal Burke

I want to show the benefits of pets being used for therapeutic purposes.
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Fatema

I want to encourage employers to give people with no work experience a chance.
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Jojo

I want to help prevent knife crime following the death of my cousin.
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Courtney

I want disabled young people to join my choir so we can show people our creativity.
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Lewis Hern

I want to change the guidelines on gay men donating blood
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Sam T

My team and I want to prevent use of the word ‘gay’ as a negative term.
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Saurav

We want young people to consider the impact their life decisions can have.
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Courtney H

We want LGBT young people to feel supported when coming out.
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Ashia

I want to help young people reach their creative potential through performing arts.
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Frances

My team and I want to help others understand how we effectively manage diabetes.
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Sam J

I want young people in Cumbria to have higher career ambitions.
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Denis

We want to make people more deaf aware by promoting the use of sign language.
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Reece

I want young people affected by self-harm to feel able to ask for help.
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Megan Hinton

I'm tackling the stigma of grieving for a pet
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Siobhan

I was sexually abused as a child and want to support other young victims.
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Dylan 

I want to warn others my age about the consequences of drinking too much alcohol.
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Beth

I feel stereotyped as a young mum. I want to break these stigmas.
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Hannah K

I want those living with social anxiety disorder to open up and get help.
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Dhra Gandhi

I want to encourage people to start conversations in a bid to combat loneliness.
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'Millie'

My friend and I were victims of cyber bullying - we're using this experience to help others.
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Abbie

We want young people with mental health conditions to get better support at school.
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Jacque

I want to show young people the consequences of crime.
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Katy B

I want people to not let anything hold them back in life.
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Kayleigh Clinton

I want to tell LGBT+ teens that coming out doesn't have to be a big deal.
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Georgina A

I want those with mental health conditions to be confident in pursuing their goals.
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Rachel A

I want those experiencing mental health problems to talk about their feelings.
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Curtis M

I want to show others that legal highs are just as dangerous as illegal drugs.
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Matt Seabrooke

I want young people to stay safe when playing games online
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Kelsey

I want to increase understanding of illnesses which don’t have visible symptoms.
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Geoff

After falling out with my family, I became one of the 'hidden homeless'.
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Dearbhla

I want young people to feel comfortable in their own skin.
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Reuben

We want others our age to speak out about mental health.
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Heidi Grogan

We want to highlight some of the positive aspects of being a young carer
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Nicole

I’m raising awareness of neurofibromatosis, a condition that causes chronic pain.
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Tom B

I want websites to take more action when it comes to cyberbullying.
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Damian

I want to tackle the stigma attached to young people on benefits.
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Emily W

I want to show people that bullying can have serious effects on mental health.
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Lauren Seward

I want to show you can have fun without getting drunk
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Upile

I want to stop the prejudice that prevents people on benefits renting privately.
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Emma G

I want to see more done to improve road safety for cyclists.
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Caillan

I want to see more support for young people experiencing anxiety at school.
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Jen

My band and I are encouraging young women to pick up musical instruments.
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Alicia

I want to help others find creative ways to cope with anxiety.
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Nichole M

I want more young people with mental health issues to talk about their feelings.
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Amy-Leigh

My team and I want to help put a stop to cyberbullying.
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Adam D

I want young people with depression to never lose hope.
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Kyle R

We want to show young people that dance can change their lives for the better.
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Lauren Sloan

I want to highlight the systems in place to help those with mental ill health.
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Jordan D

I want people to be more sympathetic toward those with hidden illnesses and disabilities.
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Katie Vacher

We want victims of child sexual exploitation to speak out
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Hannah M

We want people to take up sports they enjoy, unaffected by gender stereotypes.
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Ferhaz Alam

I want people to understand the consequences of unsafe driving, even for a second.
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Ash

I want young people to follow their dreams after I achieved mine.
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'Kate'

I am concerned that not enough people understand the reality of Jihadi Brides
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Chloe Stratford

Chloe hopes her booklet will help others control their mental health.
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Ella Wilkinson

I want to get young people to make more of an effort with recycling
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Samantha A

We want to highlight the impact of sectarianism on young people.
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Gary H

I want young people to become volunteers for Maryport Inshore Rescue Service.
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Oliver Gilbert

I want young people to know that there are exciting alternatives to learning in a classroom.
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Yvonne

By the time I was 20, I had two children. Now I want to stop people judging young mums.
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Karabo Moruakgomo

I want people to be treated the same regardless of their culture, class or religion.
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Laura K

I want to use my experiences to pass on lifesaving information.
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Meera, Jade and Beth

We want to encourage employers to create apprenticeships.
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Chloe

I want to show people in abusive relationships that help is available.
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Jorjia Reed

I want other people who’ve been bullied to know that they can get through it.
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James H

I lost both my legs in a road accident and now want to raise awareness about road safety.
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Sefton Dosi

I want to educate people about cyber security.
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Becky

I want to support the partners of people in prison and help them better understand the criminal...
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Andy D

I'm sharing my struggles with anxiety to encourage more men to open up
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Katie Grant

I have designed a key ring for people in the LGBT community to celebrate their sexuality.
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Kimmy

I want young people to see beyond labels.
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Khizer

I want other young Asian Scots to remember the stories of their grandparents.
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Stephen Quigley

I want to tackle hate crime against people with learning disabilities
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Brandon

I want to highlight the challenges faced by those living with Tourette’s.
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Josh Adams

I want professionals to engage more with young people who are caring for relatives with mental...
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Declan

My team and I want to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of teenage cancer.
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Sabrina

I'm showing women in my area where they can turn for help with domestic violence.
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Zoe D

I'm letting young people know that volunteering can help them into paid work.
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Sarah U

I want to encourage young people to not give up hope in searching for jobs.
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George G

I want people to stop wasting food
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Chlo

I want to help others spot the signs of an abusive relationship.
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Adam B

I want to send a message out to young people about the risk of being groomed.
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Elise

I want young people to take care of their mental health.
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Georgia Goodman

I want to show children the dangers of online grooming
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Naomi B

I was fed up with binge drinkers ruining my town, so I made two cautionary films.
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Martin

I wanted to create the South West’s best skate park for young people.
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Sadie F

We’re making people smile in Liverpool through a day of good gestures.
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Charlie

I was bullied at school, but now I'm putting a stop to it through a film.
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Jessie Stride

Jessie wants young people to understand what it's like to live with a stammer.
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Becky R

We're using our experiences to raise support for young carers.
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Olivia Rees 

I want to show the benefits volunteering has for organisations and individuals
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Jake

As a young carer myself, I want there to be more help out there for others like me.
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Ali L

Knowing what it’s like to have OCD, I’m helping others understand the condition.
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Becky Lawley

I want people to understand the signs of social anxiety.
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Bethany W

We want young people in rural communities to learn first aid.
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Darryl

I'm campaigning for more employment opportunities for young people.
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Aaron

I want to show that people with learning difficulties should be treated equally.
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Andrew Hughes

I want people to have a better understanding of Autism
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Richard Manning

I want to warn others about the dangers of drug taking after I became addicted.
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Leonie

I want to encourage young people to join youth organisations.
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Ellie J

I want to encourage young people to embrace education while they can.
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Megan Haigh

Megan wants to help people understand more about Coeliac disease.
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Lorna K

I'm encouraging people to understand the hardship farmers face.
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Andrew M

My team and I want to encourage young people to get involved in sport.
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Matin Zoormand

Matin wants more people to talk about racism
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Jessica N

I want young people to feel less pressure when it comes to their appearance.
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Sarah

With the help of my friends, I'm making people aware of homophobic bullying.
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Hannah T

Inspired by Stephen Sutton, I’m doing something different to spread positivity.
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Gareth D

I want to inspire homeless people into employment.
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Manus Corr

We want to show the downsides to social media
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Thorrun

I'm teaching young people to drive safely with a documentary.
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Luke M

I want to raise awareness of hypermobility syndrome, a condition few have heard of.
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Jordan O'Hara

My team and I are warning young people that drug abuse can destroy lives.
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'Zoe'

We want to encourage communication to prevent family breakdown.
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Chloe Geer

I want to help young people bond with their foster carers
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Josh R

I want young people to understand the consequences of criminal convictions.
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Georgia Edwards

I want better mental health training for police officers
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Paige Sheerin

I want others to take time giving something back in their local community.
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Isreal Genius

I want young people to get more involved with technology
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'Sophie'

I want perpetrators of domestic violence to get help to change their behaviour.
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Carla

I want to show bullied young people the benefits of asking for help.
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Rachel Mc

I want to support young people who are self-harming.
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Ieuan

I want young people to realise the pitfalls of drinking too much alcohol.
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Kyle B

I want to show how parents with untreated mental illness can affect their children.
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Brandon Smythe

I want people to stop using the word 'gay' in a negative context
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Connor S

I’m encouraging others to seek help for mental ill health.
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Hannah A

We want young people to be careful about what they share online.
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Lewis B

I want to help others better understand autism.
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Rachel Wylie

I want employers to give young people with criminal records a fair chance.
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Sophia

I want to challenge misconceptions about Tourette’s syndrome.
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Ashleigh A

I am tackling stigma so more people will get help for their mental health concerns.
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Fixers

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Bruce

We want to give teachers an insight into social anxiety in students.
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‘Robyn’

I want to show people dealing with traumatic experiences that they’re not alone.
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Freddy

 

We want to end negative attitudes towards people who are LGBTQ.
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Taylor

I want to show young people the impact their words can have on another.
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Cassy Del Busso

I want people to realise a life is more important than a phone call.
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Sophie Drogomirecki

I have created a signalling system so teachers are aware who is a young carer.
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Chris Bird

Chris wants people with mental health issues to embrace their differences
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Ricky A

I want to tackle the issue of swearing at football matches.
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Shem

We want to show young people how peer pressure can take them down the wrong path.
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Carys

My team and I are promoting healthy perceptions of body image.
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I want teenagers in care to know they can achieve their dreams.
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Luke Moynan

I want to push for a better bus service for young people in Cornwall
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Akeim

I hosted a big night out, bringing young people together and raising money for charity.
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Imogen

I used to self-harm. Now I am providing support for others who do.
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Rachel B

I want other young women to participate in sport.
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Jessi

I created a music video to help encourage young people into an arts career.
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Josh

As a young gay man, I want to tackle the scourge of homophobic bullying in schools.
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Charlotte Lenman

I want to help young people experiencing low self-esteem.
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Ben B

I want to transform a communal courtyard into a garden everyone can use.
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Marcus

I used to deal and take drugs. Now I encourage young people away from them.
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Abdul

I'm raising awareness about asylum seekers after my family were killed in Sudan.
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Antonia

I want to encourage more people to try dance and experience its many benefits.
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Leanne Hardy

I want to raise awareness of invisible illnesses
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Connor Moody-Russell

I want to encourage young men to feel happy about the way they look
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Shannon Rawlings

The group want to encourage others to be open minded about LGBTQ communities
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Lee-Anne

I want to show that anyone can pursue a career in law, regardless of their background.
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Jazz

I spent 483 days in jail and want to stop others from making similar mistakes.
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Calli Marie Brighton

I want people to understand the effect abuse has on its victims.
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Loni-Ann

I want to encourage travel companies to lower fares for under 19s in Carrickfergus.
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Bethy Rose

We want to show that having a disability doesn't make you different.
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Emily Reynolds

I want to encourage children to eat healthy foods.
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Emma S

I’m raising awareness of a condition that causes people to pull their hair out.
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Ashleigh

I’m urging young people with mental health issues not to turn to drink or drugs.
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Corin

I want mental health in young people to be taken seriously.
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Emma D

I'm helping young people with ME understand that they can get better.
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Jahtoya

I want to see more support for homeless people.
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Alex H

I want to inspire young people to get active and try sports like dance and parkour.
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Amy A

We want to stop human trafficking from happening in Northern Ireland.
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Ben

I want to start a support group so people with dyspraxia don't feel isolated.
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Chanelle H

I want young people being sexually exploited to ask for help
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Ellie Hawcutt

Ellie wants to raise awareness about body stereotypes in the dance industry.
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'Lily'

I want to raise awareness of sexual exploitation and challenge stereotypes
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'Connor' 

I want to show the dangers of joy riding
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Amy P

I want to raise awareness of sex trafficking in the UK.
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'Lucy'

I want to help those who work with children to better spot the signs of addiction and abuse.
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Ali R

I'm encouraging young people to make the most of their education.
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Dan

I want to encourage people to become foster carers.
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Georgina

I'm raising awareness about the impact having elderly parents can have on young people.
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Stephen M

We want people with special needs to be treated fairly
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Katie Woods

I want to promote self-belief and self-confidence in young people.
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Rhiane

I am campaigning for bus fares in Torbay to be lowered.
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Aby & Eryn

We want to highlight the physical and emotional benefits of pole fitness.
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Emma Nelson

I want to encourage people to be supportive of alopecia sufferers.
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"Kelly"

"Kelly" wants the public to be more understanding of Irritable Bowel Sydrome
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Caitlin Palmer

I've created a film to help me and my friends with the transition to college.
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Adrian Thornton-Smith

I want there to be better bus links so we can get to work and see our friends.
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Megan M

I hope to enlighten people on what it's like living with a mental illness.
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Emily J

We want cheerleading to be seen as a serious sport.
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Tasha & Kemi

We're sisters who turned our lives around after jail.
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Emily R

We want to show young people the benefits of volunteering.
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Rianna

I want youngsters to know how to behave correctly in different situations.
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Adam H

I want society to appreciate bats and see past their 'scary' stereotype.
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Courtney M

I want to encourage others to speak out about emotional abuse.
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Archie

I want people to better understand what young carers do and how it affects them.
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'Jackie'

I want to warn teenagers about the signs of an unhealthy and abusive relationship.
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Nathan R

I want to inspire community cohesion and remove stereotypes of young people.
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Naomi Ebanks

After my friend was stabbed, I want others to think twice before carrying a knife.
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Moira

After losing my brother I want to help others cope with bereavement.
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Alex J

I want to help other people understand what it means to be transgender.
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Jack Roberts

We want people who move home to be supported.
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Hannah Lucas

Hannah wants to educate people on the dangers of eating disorders.
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Lucie

I want to show people that having too much sugar can be bad for your teeth.
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Jasmine

I want schools to better understand the bereavement process.
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Toni

My team and I want to show students the importance of using social media safely.
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Robbie McCormick

I want to show you that being a young carer provides you with life skills
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Carla McCallion

I want to show the dangers of texting while driving
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Louise Morris

My team and I hope to shock teenagers about the dangers of smoking.
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Jo Quinn

A campaign to emphasise the importance of early diagnosis of autism.
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Sebastian

We’re bringing artists and residents together to appreciate our local community.
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Summer

I want to educate people about the anxiety disorder 'school phobia'.
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Patrice O’Goan

A campaign to promote mental positivity in young people.
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Dwaynne

I want people to have a better understanding of Asperger's syndrome.
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Brittany

I'm encouraging young people to recycle their fashion and stop waste.
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Ben Stephenson

No-one is perfect but wouldn't it be better if people worked as a team?
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James Gordon

I want to encourage people to find creative outlets
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Sam Barakat

I want it to be easier for young people to access CAMHS
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Erin

I want others to be more understanding of people with communication difficulties.
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Sanya

We want young people to know their rights during a police stop and search.
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Kate Dickins

I want to get people to talk about their mental health to someone they trust
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Shannon

We're transforming an unused space into an area where people can play sports.
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Tyler

My team and I are campaigning to end sexual harassment.
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Adam C

We’re doing something positive in Sheffield to help brighten people’s day.
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Guy Holness

I want to inspire creativity in young people
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Aldous

I want to show that having diabetes doesn’t have to rule your life.
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Aidan Furlong

I want to show the impact of death anxiety
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Mason Wheaton

I want to encourage young people to dress only for themselves.
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'Worcester Game Changers'

We want to warn people about the dangers of underage drinking
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Holly

I want people to understand how to act around those that are disabled.
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Elissa

I want to help young people develop a healthy attitude towards body image.
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'Andrea'

I want teachers to look beyond disruptive behaviour and ask if there is a problem.
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Hayley B

I want to show others how therapeutic water sports can be.
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Elaf Hussien

Sharing problems makes you realise you're not alone.
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Luke

My aim is to give youngsters more opportunities to do something useful.
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Ackley Da Silva

I want to encourage victims of sexual abuse to seek help
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Millie Whiteford

Millie wants women to be inspired to follow their ambitions.
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Nicole Williams

I want to the younger generation to be more open about their feelings
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Crystal and Jack

We want bus drivers and young people to get along.
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Chantelle S

I want to increase understanding of learning disabilities.
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Armando

I put drink, drugs and getting into trouble behind me, when I found a sport I love.
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Jessica Burris

Jessica wants to spread the message that drink driving is for losers.
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Sheree

I want to break down negative perceptions people have around pole fitness.
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Jenni Brooks

I want people to stop censoring their lives online.
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Ash T

We want people in Britain to understand the struggles of LGBT people abroad.
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Becky

After having a stroke, I'm raising awareness of the condition in young people.
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Mohammad

I want to inspire people to choose education over crime.
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Chantelle P

I want to challenge misunderstandings about the traveller community.
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Kobe Still

I want to encourage young people to have compassion for veterans
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Callum

I want to make legal street art more accessible.
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Steven B

My team and I want to help the homeless access support in Fife.
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'Jayme-Leigh'

I want medical professionals to better understand the needs of young patients.
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Sianagh

I want more young people with disabilities to get involved in para-climbing.
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Ayesha Khan

I want to get more young people involved in politics
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Kerry H

I'm tackling stigma about eating disorders so that young people can spot the signs.
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Nic

I want parkour to be perceived as a serious sport, not an anti-social activity.
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Laura T

I want to encourage people with alopecia to be confident in themselves.
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Demi-Leigh

We want people with mental health conditions to speak out.
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Jasmine Flanagan

A joint campaign with Freya Selman to raise awareness about mental health.
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Frazer

I want to show young men with depression that there’s no shame in seeking support.
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Emily Radford

My team and I want young people to take more care when crossing the road.
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Curtis

I want to discourage young people from being bullies.
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Amber

I want to advise young people on how to do well in a job interview.
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David

We want to encourage people to offer support to those with mental health conditions.
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David M

I want to stop people using the word ‘gay’ to mean something negative.
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Terrain

I want to get rid of negative stereotypes against young black people.
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Stacey B

I want to teach young people to stand up against discrimination.
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Chloe B

I want to help medical professionals better understand chronic cluster headaches.
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Marcus Allen

I want to highlight the signs that someone may be feeling suicidal.
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David F

We want to educate teachers about helping students with mental health issues.
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Canterbury Young Mums

We want to tackle the stereotypes attached to young mums.
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Linda

I want people of various cultures and generations to discuss their differences.
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Paula D

I want to support others who experience panic attacks.
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Myles

I want employers to take homeless people more seriously.
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Allan

I want people to have a better understanding of dyspraxia.
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Pamela

We want young people to understand how climate change is affecting the planet.
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Sarah B

We want to show young people that they don’t have to give in to peer pressure.
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Ashleigh

I want to help people understand chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Jodie

We want young people to realise that anger can turn into bullying.
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Jordan C

I want to inspire people with eating disorders to speak about their problems.
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Alizeh Abdul Rahman

I want to highlight the benefits of religious education in schools
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Ali Williams

I've had two bad experiences with social workers and I hope this film shows them the importance of...
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Sandy

We want more support for young people living in the Highlands.
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Dante

I'm inspiring young people to stay away from gangs.
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Orla Stanton

A campaign to stop harassment being seen as normal behaviour
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Cameron

I want to challenge negative perceptions of people with tattoos and piercings.
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Neil

We want to get young people interested in American Football.
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Cory

We want people to recognise that legal highs are as dangerous as any other drug.
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Tapfuma

I'm trying to get young people involved in a dance studio to keep them out of trouble.
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Kieran L

I’m using my experiences to educate others about depression.
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Katy

I want to show others how beneficial it can be to find clothes in charity shops.
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Emma-Louise Petrie

I want to encourage young women from Falkirk to achieve their goals
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Catherine L

I want young parents to get the credit they deserve without being negatively judged.
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Iain

We made a music video based on the true life story of a heroin addict.
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Jayne

We want to show parents how children can be affected if they witness domestic abuse.
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Jay A

I want those with mental health issues to know they're not alone.
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Joseph J

I want people with disabilities to be treated equally.
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Cara

I want young people to have a proper understanding of the Scottish referendum.
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Kat M

I want to encourage troubled children to express themselves through creative arts.
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Mason Latey

A campaign to talk about and celebrate autism.
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Ryan C

My team and I want to stop young drivers taking risks on the roads.
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Ashley Johnson

I want to get people talking about ADHD
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Ashlea

Through a football tournament, I'm bringing young people together.
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Lucy Mathison

I developed an eating disorder aged eight and want to raise awareness of the illness
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Hollie

I want to show young women that there's more to life than getting the 'perfect body'.
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‘Becki’

I want to create a resource to help those who’ve experienced abuse recover.
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Glen O'Gorman

Through performance art, I'm showing the impact cyber bullying can have.
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Shah

I want to raise awareness of food poverty and help those without enough to eat.
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Nick Walker

I want the young unemployed to recognise their self-worth
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Georgia Douglas-Brown

I want people to start talking about their mental health issues.
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David

I want to encourage the integration of disabled students at my college.
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Sarah D

We want to improve relations between different generations in our community.
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Hannah Baker

Hannah is helping others process their emotions following a cancer diagnosis.
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Liza

We want to change people's negative perceptions of the circus.
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'Ben' 

I want to encourage people not to let domestic violence shape their lives
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Eoin Godfrey

I want to encourage young people to sign the organ donation register
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Mogue

I want to help others speak about mental illness.
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Lizzie D

I want to empower women by encouraging them to be confident in themselves.
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Meghan

We want people to pay more attention to how much sugar is in alcoholic drinks.
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Natalie S

We want to end negative stereotypes about roller derby.
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Mia D

I want to warn people of the dangers of drink driving.
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Tamer

My team and I want to encourage men experiencing domestic abuse to seek help.
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Piers

We feel that cuts to youth services will negatively impact young people's lives.
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Jay

My team and I want more people to see freerunning as a positive activity.
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Jade Kingdom

A campaign to stop passengers feeling obliged to get in the car with an unsafe driver.
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Jessica-Jade

I want to show cyberbullies how they look in the eyes of others.
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Richard

As a blind singer, I'm challenging music industry stereotypes.
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Emily M

My parents divorced, now I’m helping others affected by marriage breakdown.
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Benice

I want to raise awareness of autism within the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities.
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Emmanuel

I want to encourage a more positive perception of asylum seekers.
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'Alice' 

I want to encourage people who are self-harming to ask for help
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Sarah S

I want to get young people interested and involved in politics.
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Shanya

I want those with endometriosis to be better understood.
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Kaira Walcott

Kaira wants to help people understand the skin condition Vitiligo.
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Dan M

My team and I are urging young people not to ignore the warning signs of cancer.
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Charlene

I want to show others, who are coping with grief, that help is available.
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Norfolk Road Safety Team

After the death of a friend, we want to improve road safety.
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Isaac Johnston

I want to prevent birds of prey being persecuted
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Sophie

I used to get drunk as a student, now I'm challenging young people to stay sober.
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Richard W

I went blind aged just 23. Now I'm stopping ignorance against visual impairment.
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Jordan S

I want to help those with learning difficulties express themselves.
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Corinna

I'm raising awareness of asexuality to prevent negative misconceptions.
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Zoe & Ashley

We want to help young people stay in education, employment or training.
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Crystal Turner-Brightman

Crystal wants to encourage people with PTSD to be survivors, not victims.
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Emily Lumley

I would like people to understand Alzheimer's so they can better support families.
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Anam and Deeqa

We’re urging people to talk about female genital mutilation to help stop it.
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'Laura'

I want people who have suffered child sexual abuse to get the help they need.
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Cassie

I want to help create a safe atmosphere in schools for LGBT students.
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Tiegan

We're showing young people that their vote can make a difference.
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Myles

We want to help teachers understand the challenges faced by young carers.
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Josh F

I want young people who’ve experienced homelessness to get creative.
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'Daisy'

I want to show the impact a parent’s drinking problem can have on their kids.
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The AutistiX

We're showing that people with autism are just as able as anyone else.
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Lindsey

A Cheltenham Fixer wants people to not make assumptions about 'invisible' illnesses.
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The Freedom Group

We want to raise awareness of child labour to help put a stop to it.
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Jenny* and Amelia*

A campaign about two mums who found themselves raising their children alone after the men who...
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Howard Wicks

I have locked-in syndrome and want to show the importance of staying positive
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Hayley

I campaigned about the danger of someone deliberately spiking your drink.
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Freya

With the bee population in decline, Freya is encouraging people to take action.
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Dominic

I want to stop others making bad choices after I ended up in prison.
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Khadeeja

I want to promote diversity within the creative media industries.
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Hannah J

I want to challenge prejudice against young parents.
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'Alice'

I want to show domestic abuse isn't exclusive to heterosexual couples
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Talulah

I want people who are transgender to be treated with respect.
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Louise Bown

I want to show mental health doesn't define who you are
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Rhianna E

We want people to feel confident in their own skin.
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Amerah

I’m concerned about child marriage and want to help end the practice.
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Stan

We want people to see the struggles you can face living on benefits.
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Laura M

Having lived with OCD, I’m helping others understand the condition.
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David Lloyd-Morgan

David wants to raise awareness about Multiple Sclerosis.
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Proscovia Kongai 

I want more support for young people experiencing bereavement.
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Jane

I want to raise awareness and understanding about eating disorders.
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Ashleigh Parker

I want to encourage young people to befriend the elderly in their community
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Amy Blockwell

I want to support the parents of unwell or premature babies
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Michelle G

We’re encouraging young people to spend less time using technology.
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Sophie D

I want universities to be more supportive of a young carer’s needs.
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Toni M

We want employers to give young people equal opportunities in the workplace.
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Gabriel Ledson

I want to educate people about autism
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Megan Lett

I want to encourage people to take mental health seriously.
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Timothy Cranfield

To explain the benefits of learning an instrument
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Shaun P

I want to show the effect long-term unemployment can have on mental health.
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Amy W

We want better transport options for young people in our community.
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Harnaam

After experiencing bullying, I’m showing others the impact of hurtful words.
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Chloe G

We're spreading joy with random acts of kindness in Glasgow.
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Rosie Ward

I want more recognition for women in football
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Marianna

We want to put a smile on people's faces in Sunderland with random acts of kindness.
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Sandi

We want to help other young people with diabetes manage their condition better.
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Jess

My team and I want to show teachers how they can support young carers.
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Shay

I want to tackle Islamophobia.
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Louise M

We want young people with anxiety to be supported in schools.
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Shak & Natasha

We want to encourage more girls to try boxing
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Kevin McKenchie

I want to encourage young Bristolians to get involved with their community.
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Mary-Kate

I want to warn other young people about bogus modelling agencies.
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Katie S

I want more opportunities available for those with mental health conditions.
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Jo

 

I’m hoping to end misconceptions about eating disorders.
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Frank D

We want to change the negative image of young people in east Belfast.
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Monica

My team and I are challenging gender stereotypes in sport.
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Arshad

I'm asking others not to judge those with hidden illnesses.
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Ahmed

We're encouraging young people have a positive impact on their community.
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Melissa J

My team and I want to help young people live independently and manage their money.
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Sean

I want to discourage people from suicide and encourage them to talk when they feel down.
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Rema

I want people to think twice before binning their old clothes.
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Becky Thorn

I was bullied because of my Autism. Now I want to raise awareness of the condition.
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'Máire'

I’m showing what could be seen as bully behaviour.
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Jack O

My team and I are encouraging young people to use social media in a positive way.
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Ashley Carter

I want to stop children being bullied because they look different
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Jade

I want to stop preconceptions about my situation as a young mum.
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Annabelle

We’re showing the dangers of discrimination, by looking at genocide.
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Leigh-Ann

I want to inspire young people to be more confident in themselves.
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Jessica Jayne

 

I want to encourage understanding of mental health issues.
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Thomas Smythe

I want people to appreciate work of our armed forces.
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Martin W

I got into trouble because there wasn't enough to do, so I set up a breakdancing group.
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Jordan

I'm making people smile using the power of magic.
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Connor A

My team and I want to educate others about the risks of unsafe sex.
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Daniel

We want to make young people see the potential consequences of taking legal highs.
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Leigh

I want to challenge the misconception that parkour is an anti-social activity.
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Catrin

I want those with mental ill health to feel they have support.
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Hannah Khan

I want young women to believe in their abilities
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Gemma

We made some hard-hitting films about drink, and how it can mess things up.
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Shaunna

I want young people to see the danger in walking home alone after dark.
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Mark T

I want the media to think about the messages they are sending to young audiences.
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Naomi F

My team and I want more job opportunities for people with learning difficulties.
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Hannah Bussingham

We want people to be more accepting of others.
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Sophie Ainsworth

Sophie is campaigning to raise awareness about invisible illnesses.
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Grace

I'm creating a piece of art to highlight the reasons that immigrants come to the UK.
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Alex L

I want to highlight how young men can be victims of domestic abuse.
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'Anna'

I want to show young people living with an alcoholic parent that help is available.
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Claire D

We’re encouraging young people to look after themselves on nights out.
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Shafiur

We want victims of bullying to stay positive and seek help.
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Carlos

My group and I are inspiring young people to unlock their creative talents.
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Rae Bolton

I am campaigning to raise awareness about bullying in schools
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 Evans

I lost a friend to a knife attack, and I want to make sure no one has to suffer the same.
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Jade W

I want to warn youngsters about being safe on social media sites.
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Terri R

I want to encourage mums suffering from post-natal depression to ask for help
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Alice B

My team and I want to help make Cardiff more accessible for people with disabilities.
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Ben Evans

I want to encourage openness about being transgender
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Chloe J

I want to encourage young people to stay in school and get an education.
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Chloe Gallagher

We want others to pursue their dream jobs, unaffected by gender stereotypes.
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Ruth

I want to improve people’s understanding of hypermobility syndrome.
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Onyx

I want to help boost self-esteem among teenage girls
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Devan

I want to design a website for teachers to use to combat bullying.
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Ian

I want young people to recognise the symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder.
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Ryan

With my friends, I have helped improve the look of my local youth club.
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Eilidh

I want food allergies to be recognised as a serious condition.
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Aimee

I want to show others that experiences with bullies shouldn't define you.
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Paige

I want to encourage more women to consider a career in construction.
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Poppy Clough

I want to inspire people with hearing impairments
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Maddie

I’m campaigning to change the importance of beauty in being successful.
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Courtney Thomas

I want to show that creativity can help you get through tough times
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Terri

I found the strength within me to stop taking cocaine.
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Milly

I'm pointing out that some disabling illnesses are invisible, but very real.
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Nichola Wright

I want to encourage more young women to pursue a career in engineering
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Leah

I want to help people with cystic fibrosis make the change to adult services.
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Grace and Jess

We want young people with mental health issues to find support.
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Mollie

We want more young people to feel happy about their bodies.
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Alice

I'm holding an event to boost the confidence of young people with autism.
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Ffion Carter

We want young people to know the dangers of sexting.
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Maisie

I’m challenging those who dismiss sexist or misogynistic comments as banter.
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Sam H

I want businesses to see the benefits of using bicycle couriers.
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Bethan

I’m tackling the stigma attached to the homeless by promoting street football.
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Shauna Webb 

I want to show the importance of youth clubs and prevent closures
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Duy Hoang

I want to combat racism within the LGBT community
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'Jane'

I want to urge professionals working with young CSE victims to treat them with respect
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Kieran and Kaitlin

We want to eliminate negative stereotypes of young people.
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Seb

I want to shed light on London’s ‘hidden’ homeless population.
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Curtis J

I am teaching young people to love themselves the way they are.
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Becki

Having suffered a stroke at 21, I want people to be aware they can happen at any age.
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Lauren C

My team and I want to help stop the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
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Edward

We want people to see how learning circus skills can improve your confidence.
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Asa Taylor-Gell

I want people with anxiety to take a positive step towards self-help.
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Kay

I want people who are transgender to be accepted for who they are.
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Shaverne

I'm using a talent show to encourage greater self-esteem in young people.
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Alex L

I want to raise awareness of stimming within autism.
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Nicole M

I'm sharing my story of how I overcame depression to encourage others to get help.
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Kieran

I want to give people an insight into being a young person growing up in care.
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Naomi Lloyd 

I want people to recognise that eating disorders are a mental illness
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Lily Beer-Doblon

I want the general public to understand autism affects women too.
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Shannon Johnson

I want to encourage women to play rugby
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Nicole S

We want young people to make responsible choices when it comes to parenthood.
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Laura W

I'm helping young people consider the consequences of their decisions.
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Ethan Mcinally 

Ethan wants to raise awareness about drugs and alcohol abuse.
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Cynthia Tafrey

I want all children to be given the same opportunities regardless of where they were born
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'Natasha'

I want to help other victims of domestic violence find support.
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Faith Martin

I want to encourage people to speak out about bullying
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Amy S

I want schools to better understand the challenges young carers face.
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Dave

I want disabled people to be given a voice, and for that voice to be heard.
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Amber S

I want adults to understand young people and those with learning difficulties.
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Ocean

I want those with alopecia to feel better understood.
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Emma

I want foster carers to be trained to support young people realising they are LGBT.
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Allie

My group and I are educating teachers of the struggles students with mental health issues face.
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Emmanuel Dadzie

I want to urge young people not to settle when it comes to their career goals.
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Danni

We are encouraging young people to get creative in the kitchen.
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Emilia Ashton

I want to challenge Rotherham's bad reputation
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Zahra Dadd 

I want others with multicultural backgrounds to be proud of who they are.
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Aona

I want to challenge negative perceptions of boxing.
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Lauren Taylor

I want to show people that being bullied can make you stronger
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Yasmin

We are helping people spot when someone is experiencing domestic abuse.
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Claire G

I want eating disorders in young people to be taken seriously.
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Thomas Bell

I want people with invisible illnesses to be taken seriously.
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Chelsea Cooper King

My team and I are showing others how to eat healthily on a budget.
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Tommy

I want employers to see the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.
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Katrina

I want help visually impaired young people gain more independence.
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Megan O'Kane

I want cheerleading to be taught on the school curriculum
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Angharad 

I want to help young people find ways to cope with mental health conditions.
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Kat P

I want people with eating disorders to be offered treatment earlier.
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Jess Ogelsby

We want to help young people stay safe online.
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Jack R

We want to help educate members of our community about sustainable living.
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Chandos

I am using an event to raise awareness of the talents that young disabled people possess.
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Jemma

We want to make communities safer by ridding them of drugs and legal highs.
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Daniel T

My team and I want to those with disabilities to be treated equally and with respect.
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Paige H

My team and I want to challenge negative perceptions of street dance.
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Simran Kaur

I want to encourage people with mental ill-health to ask for help
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Hannah Carter

I want to offer support to young people dealing with bereavement.
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Georgia T

I want to help people better understand epilepsy.
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Stephan

Stephan is encouraging young people to be themselves.
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Haleemah

I want to make sure that hate crime doesn't go unchallenged.
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Joseph

We want to stamp out bullying experienced by people with disabilities.
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Mercedes and Bethany

We made an advert to stop boy racers on the roads.
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Evangeline Cull

I want people to talk to each other instead of looking at their phones constantly.
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Lewis R

My team and I want to inspire other young people to explore the Lake District.
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Jayde Shane

I want to encourage people with autism to follow their dreams
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'Hannah'

I want to show young people with mental illnesses that recovery is possible.
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Kate Grant

I want to show that having a disability doesn’t make you less capable
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Poppy

I’m proof of the life-changing impact of organ donation.
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Dionne McFarlane

I want to help people with endometriosis get help sooner.
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Ian C

I’m urging others not to ignore signals at level crossings after I was injured.
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Gurdeep

I want my film to show young people the warning signs of grooming
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'Amelia'

I'm raising awareness about 'kinship care' as I was brought up by my grandparents
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Shelley

I’m sharing my experiences to help families with a child in intensive care.
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Jack H

I've made a music video telling I left a life of crime behind
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Anita

I’m urging young people not to suffer bullying in silence.
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Derby College Fixers

We want others our age to stay strong and never give up.
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Jack T

We want to warn young people about the many forms of domestic abuse.
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Aneica Duffy

I want to encourage people with IBD to live their lives to the full.
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Naomi L

I want to help young people spot the signs of a mental health condition.
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Amy

I want more people to be tested for HIV so it's not inadvertently spread.
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Megan McNern

I want to challenge the negative use of anonymous social media sites.
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Nathan Hiams

I want to stop people bullying, and whispering about, those with mental health conditions.
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Charlotte T

I want more people to see the physical and emotional benefits of sport.
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Jessica Ofori-Forbes

I want to encourage young carers to look after themselves
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Seana

I want young people to become more confident by taking on new challenges.
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Ellie E

I'm keen for young people to take an interest in politics.
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Jacob Ackroyd

I want to show sexuality doesn't define someone's personality
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'Eliza'

I want to keep women's rights on the agenda so more is done to achieve equality.
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Ashton

I want to show others the therapeutic value of music.
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'Tara'

I want to help others identify the early warning signs of domestic abuse.
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Paula

I want to raise awareness of pole fitness so it's taken seriously as a sport.
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Nathan McCard

I want to encourage young people who are being bullied to speak out
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Lanai Collis-Phillips

A campaign to encourage positive body image.
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Hein 

We created a game to help kids in rural Cumbria make healthier lifestyle choices.
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Laurence Griffin

I want careers advice provided to young people to improve
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Megan L

We want people to spot the signs of eating disorders so others can get help.
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Antonia C

I want young drivers to be treated with respect on the road
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Robyn W

I want people to talk openly about their mental health.
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Keeley

I want to empower women to feel confident in who they are.
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Rugile

Despite media portrayal, I want to show the positive side to immigration.
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Ebonie Norris

I want people to see there is light at the end of the tunnel.
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Emma-Louise

I want to inspire young people to read and write rather than watch television.
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Damon

I want employers to not judge me based on my condition.
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Faye Draper         

I want to show that street harassment is unacceptable
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Tori

My team and I want to break down the stereotypes linked to refugees.
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Amy Kate

I want to raise awareness of invisible disabilities.
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'Sarah'

I want young people who have been sexually abused to seek help.
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Liam Todd

Liam wants young people to follow their ambitions despite the challenges.
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‘Jessica’

I want sportsmen and women to respect each other both on and off the field.
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Ted

My team and I want young people in Wales to feel confident speaking Welsh.
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Dan C

I want society to be more accepting of the transgender community.
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Cameron Farish

Cameron wants to help people understand that Dyspraxia is.
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Katie M

I want young people to know they're not alone when it comes to talking about self-harm.
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Shano

My team and I want to welcome refugees to the UK
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Elisha

I want to show people that healthy eating does not need to be costly.
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Janan Gill

I want people to understand children in this country go hungry too.
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Kirstie Stage

I want to educate teens about mental health awareness
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Jack S

I'm educating young people about the complexities of Asperger's syndrome.
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Rosie-Anne

We want to help young people transitioning from school to college.
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Dougie Noble

I want to help stop bullying by addressing the root causes of abusive behaviour.
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Owen Shore

I have created a film giving examples of unhealthy relationships so people know what to look out...
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Harvey

I want care leavers to aim for their full potential in life.
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Emma Oldfield

I want better support for people with eating disorders.
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Miriam

I want to raise awareness of mental health so others know when to seek help.
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Jade Hall

A campaign to raise awareness about manipulative behaviours.
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Rachel

I want to help new parents cook healthily for their children.
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Kayleigh

I want there to be more support for families dealing with dementia.
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Leah S

I want to highlight the issue of sofa surfing and the hidden homeless.
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Laksha

We want to show young people the impact of behaving anti-socially.
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‘Shane’

I want young people to think twice about what they share electronically.
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Ashley Alphonso

I want young people to resist peer pressure
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Leanne

I want to give parents the right tools to help children who are self-harming.
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Patricio

We're encouraging young people where we live not to make bad choices.
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Kathryn & Sophie

We want to help people with eating disorders and give information.
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Justin

I created a website to get young fathers together.
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Kayleigh H

I want young people to be more aware of the dangers on the roads.
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Lauren G

I want to highlight the challenges faced by those living with autism.
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Lewis Wright

I want to smash gender stereotypes in sport
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Kimberley D

We want young homeless people to stop being seen as just another statistic.
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Siobhan E

My team and I want women and girls who experience abuse to feel able to speak out.
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Bee Daws

I want to help young people talk about their feelings by finding a creative outlet
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Connor L

I want to show that coaching can be as rewarding as playing sport.
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Lloyd Cottrell

I want people with stammers to know there is hope and with help they can speak with confidence.
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Ryan E

I want break down society's negative stereotypes of the LGBT community.
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Natalie

I want to raise awareness of self-harm and educate people about the signs.
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Parry

I want to highlight the problem of littering on our beaches.
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Ashley Marks

I want to highlight looming major changes to young people's housing benefit
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Sarah Baker

We want teens to know that it's okay to say no to dangerous online challenges.
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Iona

We're showing bullies that their actions can ruin lives.
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Richie

I'm encouraging kids in my community to follow positive paths and steer clear of crime.
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Kevin

I want to help stop human trafficking by encouraging people to report it.
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Lisa K

I’ve been homeless and am asking people not to judge as it can happen to anyone.
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Josh Kennedy

I want to show young people how important it is to have a good education
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Liam Thomas

We want people not to be embarrassed about accessing Free School Meals.
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'Tom'

I want to challenge the stigma attached to mental health issues.
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Glen

I’m tackling cyber-bullying through a unique interactive play.
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Veronica

I want young people to celebrate cultural differences in their relationships.
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Chloe M

I want to break down negative stereotypes associated with flute bands.
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'Sarah'

I want to raise awareness about domestic violence.
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'Jamie'

I want to encourage people to drink in moderation
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Sarah Williams

A Fixer from Devon is promoting better understanding of epilepsy.
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Jessica R

I want to help people fully understand the cost of caring for a horse.
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Conor

I want to show others how martial arts can have a positive impact on their lives.
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Bradley

I want to raise awareness of brain cancer following my father's death from it.
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Kamari

I want to tackle the stigma often attached to mental ill health.
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Josie M

We want to challenge the stigma of those with learning disabilities.
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Nick

I want young people in Mid Wales to try local trades and crafts.
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Luke Ambler

I want to encourage men to speak out if they are suffering from depression
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Sean M

I want to promote equality for LGBT people and end prejudice against them.
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Mia

I want to encourage young people to talk about their emotions.
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Kirstie Watson

A campaign to help people deal with life after terror
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Jack W

My team and I are encouraging other young people to take an interest in history.
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India Gale

I want to challenge perceptions of beauty
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Ikram

I got young people working together by spreading happiness through cakes and high-fives.
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Charley Zakrzewski 

I want to encourage people to make the most of their lives
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Lizzie

I want to challenge negative perceptions of Cumbernauld and those who live there.
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'Coonian Fixers'

We want to see more facilities for young people in our town.
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'Chloe'

I want to challenge the stigma that surrounds different drugs
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Calvin Glen

I want to increase the public's understanding of Asperger's Syndrome
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Ruvimbo

I want people to focus on what is important in life.
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Chris

My team and I want to highlight the advantages of an integrated education.
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Harry A

I want to share a message of positivity with people who have anxiety and depression
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Raisa

I want young people to talk about and understand dementia.
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Craig J

I want people with special educational needs to know they can achieve great things.
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Phoebe Pope

I want to educate people about absence seizures
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Natalie C

My sister was bullied and I want to stop others going through the same.
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Julia

I want people with learning disabilities to discover the benefits of being creative.
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Zoe

I want to show employers that deaf people are capable of doing a good job.
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Daniel C

My team and I want to encourage others to participate in social action.
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Jake S

I used to have depression, but I dealt with it through regular exercise.
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Shauna

I have amnesia and I now want to help others in similar situations.
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Kayla

I want to show others how to support a friend whose family is affected by cancer.
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Bobbiejoe

We want to create a website to offer support to young people coming out.
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Azzees

I want to show young people the different ways they can be political
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Tobi

I want more people screened for underlying heart conditions.
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Daniel R

I want young carers to know they can talk to someone about their situation.
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Tony Supreme

I want to show young people how effective poetry can be for self-expression
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Thirza Walton

I want teachers to better understand the reality of life for young carers
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Chelsey

I want the film, music and fashion industries to embrace disabled talent.
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Nadia

I want to show how changes to disability benefits are affecting real people.
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Brent

I've lived with Tourette's since I was 15 and am now helping others.
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Bethany Barnett

To raise awareness about the benefits of peer support.
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Maria

I want others with facial palsy to know that they're not alone.
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Ricky

I want young carers to be encouraged to seek support.
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Katie B

We want to show teachers how young carers could benefit from support in school.
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Alice Schweigert

I want to warn young people not to be taken in and get involved in fraud
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'Adam'

I want to show that violence should not be the 'norm' for abused children.
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Izak Jackson

I want to encourage people to keep coastlines clean
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Nancy Tupling

I want young people to think carefully about how they dispose of plastic.
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Emma R

We want to help improve transport options for those with learning difficulties.
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Hannah Rafiq

We want to see more cultural cohesion in schools.
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George Skully

I want parents to know what to do when their kids are stressed.
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Joshua

I want to make my community vibrant again and free of all fly-tipping.
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Zeynab

I want to encourage young people to make the most of their education.
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Hannah W

Being a young carer can be tough, so I want to help others find a way to relax.
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Jordan O'Gorman

I want to tackle homophobic and transphobic bullying.
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Jordan Smith-Howell

I want to people to use gender neutral pronouns when addressing trans men and women
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Ryan Stephenson

I want to encourage people with cystic fibrosis to get fit.
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'Dean'

To inspire young people to find the confidence to 'come out' in their community.
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Tobias

I want to make people smile so Wrexham is a brighter, happier place.
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Hayley M

We want young people to be clear on cancer and get checked sooner.
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Claudia

I’m getting young people to complete first aid courses.
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Sonny Hawkins

I want to battle the stigmas attached to autism and mental health
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Graham M

We want more young people to see the benefits of learning circus skills.
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David Slack

I want teachers to understand the challenges young carers face.
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Shauna Preece-Gustave

We want to support to young women with our Pregnancy Journal.
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Stephen S

Stephen campaigned to spread positivity and happiness through kind gestures.
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Kayleigh J

I want to end the stigma against single parent families.
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Nathan

I know how 'legal' highs can mess up your head.
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Casey T

I want young people to steer clear of crime.
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Aaron M

My team and I want young people to aim high and do what they love.
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Connor

My life was a mess, talking to people who cared helped me turn my life around.
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Hanna

I want people who have severe allergic reactions to know they’re not alone.
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Caitlin Ronan

I want teen hospital patients to be involved in the 'transition' process
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Hannah U

My team and I want to raise awareness about sexual consent.
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Laurie

I want to show people the impact of having family deployed overseas.
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Catherine Divers

I want to make young people aware of their rights in the workplace
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“Emma”

I want to show adults how to spot the signs of child sexual abuse.
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Alexa

I want to ensure school leavers are aware of the options available to them.
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Summer Hammond

I want young mums living in supported living to not be ashamed of asking for help.
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Dayna

I'm using my experience of depression to encourage others to seek help.
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Lydia Hague

I want to raise awareness about panic attacks.
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Kate

My friends and I are tackling youth unemployment with a card game.
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Jennifer Stevens

My team and I want to help tackle hate crime.
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Samuel Remi-Akinwale

I want to ensure young people are taught life skills at school
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Dale

I want to raise the profile of the music scene in my quiet town of Yate.
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Jordon Wilson 

Young people are campaigning about being negatively stereotyped
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Nat Pattinson

I want to show disabled people the difference sport can make to their lives
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Jolene

Gypsies often get a hard time in the UK. I’m trying to change prejudices held against them.
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Aky

I want to guide other young people away from violence in school.
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Skye

We want young carers to get the recognition they deserve.
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Yasmin-Jade Sides

I want young people to know their views matter
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Chloe & Judith

We want to challenge preconceptions about albinism
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Joimy

I told my story of my tough teenage years to inspire others to turn their lives around.
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Rachel Brown

I want young people to feel able to talk about mental health.
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Hollie C

I want to challenge people who say ME is not a 'real' illness.
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Tilly and Bella

Tilly and Bella want to show life in a women's refuge can be a positive experience.
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"Sam"

I was abused by my partner. Now I'm helping others escape domestic violence.
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Chris W

I want young people in Stirlingshire to be involved in local decisions.
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Jessica Starns

I'm helping others with dyspraxia set up support groups.
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Abi H

I'm dyspraxic and I'm using a film to show others what this condition means.
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RO.Z.B

I want to use music to overcome the stigma of mental health.
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Brendan

I want homeless young people to be able to find help quickly and easily.
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Zara Parkin

I want gender inequality in workplaces to stop
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Beth D

My team and I want to encourage young carers to take care of themselves.
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Jennii

I want to use my music to help others who have been in care like myself.
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'Kirsty'

I want to warn young people of the dangers of sharing explicit images
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Megan Oyinka

I want the voting age to be lowered to 16
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Matt J

We want young people to see that success can be measured in a number of ways
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Owen

I want to inspire young people to raise their aspirations through rap.
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Lilian

Lilian and her team want to promote healthy lifestyles.
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Jake D

We want young people to be mindful of cybercrime.
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Stephanie Keenan

I want victims of bullying to confide in the people they trust.
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Jade

I used to smoke cannabis. Now I want to warn people of the dangers of it.
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Ellie Rodger

I want to encourage people not to make negative judgements about others
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'Melody'

I want young people to spot signs of domestic violence and help stop it.
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Chloe

I want to stop prejudice against people with hidden illnesses like Crohn's disease.
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Jared

I want more young people to see the importance of organ donation.
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Shane Donaghy

I want to educate people about Asperger's Syndrome
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Hannah B

I want people with ME to be taken seriously so they can get the help they need.
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Sereena

We want people to treat those with learning difficulties with respect.
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Claire Anscomb

I want to make people more aware of hidden illnesses like Ehlers-Danlos.
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William Hawcroft

I want to show what bullying feels like from both perspectives.
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Marti

I want to show that disabled people have a lot to offer in the workplace.
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Kevin M

I want to encourage young people to steer clear of legal highs.
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Alexander S

I'm showing how slacklining can make you fitter and more confident.
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Spires Academy Fixers

We want young people who self-harm to seek help.
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Tamara Pereira

A campaign to make work experience in Wales compulsory.
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Mikaela

I want to show people how to react when someone is having an epileptic seizure.
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Chanel

I want to encourage girls to not let anything hold them back in life.
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Alicja

I want people with disabilities to be treated in the same way as everyone else.
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Madison Clarke

I want to show how fostering can benefit families
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Jamal, Lewis and Mrisi

We want the public to stop making judgements based on ethnicity.
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Leon Robinson

I want to change people’s negative opinions of homeless people
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Darcie

We want more people to get involved in sport.
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Noel

I'm raising awareness of brain tumour symptoms.
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Zenisha Peterkin

I want to encourage self confidence in young people
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Jasmine Rankin

I want prospective employers to give disabled people a chance
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Paris

I want people to talk about domestic violence against men.
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Graeme

I'm changing misconceptions about Asperger's.
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Bethan S

I want to prevent young people from becoming bullies.
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Kimberley B

We want young people to know what is healthy and what isn't in a relationship.
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Carleigh

We want people to know that homophobia is no laughing matter.
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Alec

I’m encouraging better communication with those who have Asperger’s.
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Sam Womack

We want to prepare young people leaving care for what lies ahead.
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Sophie Holland 

Sophie wants young people to ask for help at school.
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Farid Saleh

I want to tackle negative attitudes towards care leavers
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Kieran M

My team and I want mental health issues to be taken seriously.
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Abbie Samuel

I want young actors to be careful when responding to online adverts.
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Shaniqua

My team and I want to show others our age that their opinions matter.
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Kate A

I want to prevent young women from becoming victims of rape or sexual assaults.
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Leah K

I want more young people to get involved in tackling climate change.
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Samantha

I've created a website to help people with diabetes interact with each other.
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Lara Goring

I want people with speech needs to be entitled to an interpreter
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