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Sport for Good Award · 2026
Through the Central Good Relations Fund (CGRF) TAMHI has delivered a Shared Space Football Programme…
Celebrating exceptional achievements in promoting good community relations, intercultural work and peacebuilding in Northern Ireland.
Since 2006, the Community Relations Council’s Good Relations Awards has highlighted exceptional achievement in promoting good community relations, intercultural work and peacebuilding in Northern Ireland.
Previous Award winners have come from all parts of the region and worked in a wide variety of settings including women and peacebuilding, faith-based work, youth work, community development, cross community work at interfaces, and ethical remembering/commemorative work in a history of conflict.
For the 2027 Good Relations Awards, the Community Relations Council will be working in partnership with The Executive Office, NICVA, NI Youth Forum, Volunteer Now, The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland, NI Housing Executive, Sported and Education Authority. There are eight award categories. We would particularly welcome nominations from the T:BUC family of programmes.

Nominations are now open for applications. The 2027 Good Relations Awards include a total of 8 categories. You can submit a nomination by selecting “Nominate” in the relevant category. We would particularly welcome nominations from the T:BUC family of programmes.
For the 2027 Good Relations Awards, the Community Relations Council will be working in partnership with The Executive Office, NICVA, NI Youth Forum, Volunteer Now, The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland, NI Housing Executive, Sported, and the Education Authority.
Set closing date for nominations – Thursday 17 December 2026 at 12 noon.
Within the questions please provide as much information on your nominee as possible, and then provide a short executive summary of your points. Each section must be completed — you cannot submit an incomplete nomination.
Please note you can nominate someone for multiple Awards and several groups or people in one category. The Youth Award will allow you to nominate an individual or an organisation. The Community Award focuses on a group or organisation.
The Awards panel assess entries after the closing date and successful nominees are contacted directly.
Click on Nominate. Select the appropriate Awards Category from the descriptions.
Complete the nomination form giving us as much information on your nominee as possible.
Ensure you have followed all the instructions and submit your form.
Some of our past winners
Sport for Good Award · 2026
Through the Central Good Relations Fund (CGRF) TAMHI has delivered a Shared Space Football Programme…
Good Relations Youth Award (Under 25) · 2026
Jordan Doran, aged 24, is an outstanding young community development worker whose leadership has delivered…
Community Relations Council Exceptional Achievement Award (peacebuilding) · 2026
Brian Dougherty MBE is a leading community development and peacebuilding figure in Northern Ireland and…
Good Relations Community Champion Award · 2026
Dr Marianne Doherty is a leading practitioner in prison-based education, with over a decade of…
Good Relations Volunteer of the Year Award · 2026
Jesus Castaneda is the positive vibe of the Filipino Community in the North-West, always wearing…
Good Relations ‘Housing for All’ Award · 2026
Valerie Walker, a resident of the Housing for All scheme at Old Mill Court, Sion…
Good Relations Connecting Communities Project of the Year Award · 2026
Newry Mela 2025, organised by the Newry Indian Arts Club, celebrated the vibrant cultural diversity…
Good Relations Youth Award (Under 25) · 2025
Emma is a 17 year old from Portadown, she comes from a Lithuanian and Portuguese…
Community Relations Council Exceptional Achievement Award (peacebuilding) · 2025
Kathy is described as having worked in her community for longer than most can remember.…
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