A CHILDREN'S radio show based in Lymm is on the lookout for unsung heroes for its community awards.
Kids Live at Five is a radio show presented by local children on Cheshire's Mix 56, whose radio studios are in Lymm.
The radio station is pushing its community awards this year, and are actively seeking nominations.
Across a number of categories, the children's show wants to recognise young people who have made a difference in their communities.
Speaking to the Warrington Guardian, the group said: "Mix 56 and the Kids Live at Five team are excited and proud to announce their awards for 2023.
"Nominations for the awards are now open and the team would like your help to nominate worthy winners of the awards.
"The qualifying period is September 1 2022 to August 31 2023."
The categories - and descriptions - are as follows:
- Commitment to the community
We are looking for young people who have made a difference in their community by showing outstanding commitment to volunteering and taking part in community projects
- Fundraising Champion
We are looking for young people who have shown initiative, commitment and enthusiasm for fundraising for charities and projects.
- Environmental Champion
We are looking for young people who have championed environmental issues and who have made a difference in educating others and helping to make change.
- Commitments to Sports
Do you know a young person who is committed to playing sport, someone who is a real team player and encourages their teammates? We are looking for nominations for young people who have shown great commitment to sport.
- Determination Award
We would love to hear about young people who have shown great determination over the last 12 months. Maybe they have overcome challenges, or not given up.
- Outstanding Achievement
Do you know a young person who has achieved something outstanding over the period? We would love you to tell us about it.
To make a nomination for the community awards, get in touch with Cheshire's Mix 56: https://mix56.co.uk/contact/
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