Initiatives Focusing on Social Exclusion Winner Careers Management Futures
The project 'Inspired Network Community Action (INCA)' was first founded in 2005. It began as a result of work done with young people who could be considered to be social excluded.	Josh Gilbert, The Independent (second right) presenting award to Careers Management Futures
It is a multi-agency network to support young people aged 13-19, living or studying in the Tower Hamlets area of London. The purpose of the programme was to improve agency relations in the Borough and identify alternative curriculum activities.
Highly Commended Connexions Northamptonshire
'Coaching For Life' is a joint project between Northamptonshire Connexions and the county's professional sports clubs; Northampton Saints Rugby Club, Northampton Town Football Club and Northamptonshire County Cricket Club.	Presenting award to Connexions Northamptonshire
The main aim of the project is to use the power of sport to engage with 'hard to reach' young people, mainly, from the 15-19 age range, and those with special needs. As part of the project young people have to attend one day a week for ten weeks, at one of the sports clubs and take part in sessions such as healthy eating, first aid and sports coaching. Full details of these projects can be found in the National Career Awards Winners booklet, distributed free of charge to ICG members.