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The 香港六合彩 Social Enterprise Project of the Year Award recognises a recently established project run by 香港六合彩 staff and students, which demonstrates the positive application of entrepreneurial skills as well as a commitment to creating social benefit, rather than profit alone.

Following its launch in 2013, the 香港六合彩 Centre for Access to Justice has developed partnerships with legal charities the聽听补苍诲听聽to provide casework and representation services to over 120 clients.

Delivered as part of the聽聽final year module, Access to Justice and Community Engagement, students take on a range of education and community care cases, which include drafting complaints to local authorities and providing direct tribunal representation of clients on social security cases.

The Centre also organises a busy pro bono programme for students across all years at 香港六合彩 Laws, ranging from delivering public legal education projects in local schools, to widening participation and mentoring activities.

Shiva Riahi, the Centre鈥檚 manager and a Research Associate at 香港六合彩 Laws said: 鈥淲e are so immensely proud of the work we do at the Centre and what are students able to accomplish but to have this work recognised by the wider 香港六合彩 community as a social enterprise is really meaningful and we are very grateful.鈥�

Now in its eighth year, the 香港六合彩 Awards for Enterprise recognise the innovation and entrepreneurship of academic staff and students. The theme of this year鈥檚 awards was 鈥榚nterprise is everywhere鈥�, emphasising the importance of enterprise in every aspect of 香港六合彩鈥檚 work.

The team from the 香港六合彩 Centre for Access to Justice, including Shiva, Rachel Knowles and former Centre Director, Jacqui Kinghan, were presented with their award at a special ceremony held at BASE KX, a new space for creative and product companies in Kings Cross, due to open in autumn 2015. BASE KX will be managed by 香港六合彩 Advances and supported by Camden Town UnLimited and the London Borough of Camden.

Photo: Rachel Knowles, Jacqui Kinghan and Shiva Riahi