Tom Latchford  (award sponsor) and Peter Doherty (award manager), both of Raising IT, announced: “Some impressive entries were received and, from our shortlist of four, the judge, Marcelle Speller OBE, chose Katie Buckingham and her social enterprise ‘Altruist Enterprises’ https://altruistuk.com/ as the winning entry. Marcelle picked Katie as the overall winner because her fantastic social enterprise had a clear revenue model and she had undertaken research and training programmes in the field it addressed”. 
Katie: “I was so pleased when I heard that I had been awarded Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2018. At Altruist Enterprises, we are passionate about raising awareness of mental health and increasing understanding, knowledge and confidence around the issue within workplaces and schools. This award will enable us to further develop our training programmes to ensure that one day, mental health is treated in the same way as physical health”.

The Anjool Maldé Scholarship (co-hosts St Peter's College, Oxford) - Winners: TITUS-STEFAN DASCULU (Physics), ISABELLE SCHEYD (History), JEFRI HO (Geography), EMILY BAMBER (Earth Sciences), HAMISH DE NETT (Theology & Religion), ELLA DITRI (History) , KERENZA HURR (Music)  (L to R below)

Young Enterprise Scotland: “Sophie Westwood from West College Scotland was judged the worthy winner in recognition of the commitment and application she had shown in her leadership role running and managing the youth company Minds of Young Artists. She would be a great role model for many young people living across the UK looking to develop their potential through immersion in enterprise and to flourish in the process as Sophie herself clearly has”. 
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Sophie: Winning this award has been extremely beneficial - not only have I got recognition for my hard work but the prize money will also help me in various ways to advance in my career – thank you so much".

JOURNALISM (co-hosts Anita Howman & John Jewell, Cardiff University)
Winner:  ELIZABETH PRESTIDGE of Cardiff School of Journalism, Media & Culture
(Below: Libbi with Anita Howman of Cardiff Engineering School (on behalf of the Trust) and John Jewell of the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media & Culture - photos courtesy CSJM)

Libbi: "To be receiving the Anjool Maldé  Journalism Award fills me with happiness and thanks. As I take my first steps into the world of work as Programme Coordinator for the youth development organisation UpRising in Cardiff, I intend to put the award money to good use: most of it into savings to help me set up in my new role - and perhaps just a little bit spent on celebrating my graduation in a few weeks' time! I am so grateful, thank you so much".

PHOTOGRAPHY (co-sponsor Reuben Kench, co-hosts Cleveland College of Art & Design). Winners: JOHN McCABE (Fine Art), JAMIE TYERMAN (Commercial Art),
​RORY HENDERSON (Graphics)

JAZZ PRIZE (co-hosts Guildhall School of Music & Drama) 
Winner: ROSINA BULLEN – Vocalist
​(photo courtesy GSMD)

Megan Gibbs (Award Manager, GSMD): “Rosina, a Vocal Jazz student, received the highest mark - she was thrilled, surprised and extremely honoured to be awarded this prize”.  Malcolm Edmonstone (Head of Jazz): “Rosie has been an excellent student throughout her time here at the school; she has applied herself with diligence and enthusiasm and delivered a final of exceptional quality. She gained a place to study further at the Manhattan School of Music and we wish her all the very best in her future endeavours.” 

Rosie: “I’d like to thank Anjool’s Trust so much for awarding me with this prize and the generous gift. I am moving to America to study for a Masters of Music in Jazz Voice at the Manhattan School of Music, so the prize money will really help me in being able to further fund my Jazz studies. Thank you so much again!”

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The Anjool Maldé Scholarship (co-hosts St Peter's College, Oxford) - Winners:
Josie Elliott (Biochemistry), George Needham (Music), Oshi Corbett (Geography), 
Neha Shah (English), Marina Goodman (Law) (from left below) :

Andy Firr- UK Start Up Manager, Young Enterprise: "Harry led a team to produce and launch their first product the Stud Master, an innovative solution to the frustrating task of altering boot studs. Harry demonstrated professionalism, genuine desire, and perhaps most importantly, realism and entrepreneurial flair  and was a truly deserving winner against stiff national competition". Harry: "What an honour it is for me to be the chosen winner of the Enterprise & Innovation award. After reading of the story behind the Anjool Maldé Memorial Trust, Winning the award gives me a huge sense of pride and achievement which has only further motivated me to continue my entrepreneurial endeavours". 

College Citation from Dr Nicola Furrie Murphy: Yanita excelled in her journalism studies across all aspects of media production, styles and subject matter. For her dissertation, she sought to investigate and account for Scotland’s safest seat. This research project arose from the acute observation of a genuinely compelling paradox of the electoral dominance of the Lib Dems in Orkney against a background of major political shifts across time and geographical territory elsewhere in the UK. In Investigative Journalism, she produced a radio documentary on the religious cult, popularly known as The Moonies.. Tutors and our external examiner rated her outputs as first class demonstrating sterling professionalism of the highest order". Multi-lingual Yanita was snapped up by the BBC World Service even before she had formully graduated. Yanita: "This award is as humbling as it is unexpected. Journalism is the reason I get up every morning, so this award is an incredible honour. The need for independent, sharp reporting has never been greater and I feel proud to be part of this industry."  Samples of her work: Mental Health film documentary here. Radio documentary on a religious cult here.

College Citation:

"Emma produced consistently high standard imagery  Her dedication and drive to succeed are admirable and the judges fully expect that she will achieve the highest success as she begins her career already establishing herself as a professional creative photographer".

"Danny is a very talented conceptual photographer with an incredible passion for the subjects that he surveys, researching and producing some very innovative work that has always caused wide debate and interest with academic staff and his peers. Theres is a stark and strident beauty to his eloquently and sophisticatedly presented work".

Emma: "It was fantastic to win the award and I felt very proud to collect it in front of my partner and daughter. To have my work recognised in this way is heartening. The award will enable me to continue to build my portfolio which will help me realise my ambitions of working commercially as a food photographer".

Danny: "Being chosen for this Award was indeed surprising and generous too! Considering the very personal perspective portrayed within my work I felt very flattered, and is an affirmation of the hard work put into this major project. I plan to continue developing my personal work throughout the coming years, with the intention of creating images that can be used and shared by others who struggle to express their own emotions. I have a particular interest in my work existing in the contexts of art and photography as form of 'visual therapy' as opposed to conventional talking therapies".

The Dean Broderick Memorial Award for Graphic Design - Winner: BEN JOHNSON
The Trust was delighted to award an honorarium to the winner of this prize that rewards 'that little something' pointing to a hidden potential and a striking unconventional flair. Cleveland College of Art & Design picked Ben Johnson as the worthy winner. Ben: "I am so thankful for this generous and unexpected prize! Leaving university is a really nerve-racking time that is filled with a lot of uncertainty, so having someone pick you from a group and put their faith and their money into your future gives you that extra bit of confidence and drive to go out and succeed. This prize has done that for me and it will do the same for the generations of graduates to come - thank you".

Winner Citation from 
Head of Jazz Malcolm Edmonstone: 
​"Inês gave a recital of the highest quality, displaying a mastery not only of her voice and musical craft, but of material that had a true depth, that went beyond its musical significance and gave a narrative on a much wider level. The panel commented that if this recital had been an album, it would be one to revisit time and again - indeed we very much look forward to hearing what is next for this most talented musician."  Inês:: Thank you so much - it feels so good to have my work appreciated. Check out my band here

 
Scholarship (co-hosts St Peter's College):

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​Max Bodmer, Martin Leggett and Rachel Franklin (above with the College Master)

The Journalism Award: Alis Lewis and James Restall (joint winners, the Oxford Student) and Alex Rankine (Cherwell). (left to right above)
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​The Jazz Prize (co-hosts the Guildhall School of Music & Drama): Daniel Harding Israelsen

(photo courtesy: the GSMD)

2012 Awards
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Anjool Maldé Scholarship (co-hosts St Peter’s College, Oxford): Inaugural Winners 

Oliver Bristowe, Robert Collier, Abigail Enoch, Joseph Funnell, Sarah Godlee, Emma James, Ryan Kemp, Peter O'Connor, Nathan Turner (with the College Master)

2011 Awards

• Enterprise & Innovation – the Anjool Maldé Fellowship (co-hosts Enternships.com): Andreea Magdalina from the University of Westminster
• Music: Kiran Hungin aka Mary at Midnight, singer and performer
• Journalism ((co-hosts Cherwell and the Oxford Student): Bethan McKernan (Cherwell), Elizabeth Porter (the Oxford Student). Runner-up: James Rothwell (the Oxford Student).

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