2009 GSK IMPACT Award winners

• beat – beating eating disorders
• The Clive Project – supporting young people with dementia
• Derry Well Woman – delivering women’s health services in Northern Ireland
• Infertility Network (UK) – supporting people affected by fertility problems
• The Junction – Young People, Health and Wellbeing – providing health programmes to young people in Edinburgh
• Multiple Sclerosis Centre Mid Argyll – supporting people with multiple sclerosis
• Paul Sartori Foundation – providing a hospice at home service in West Wales
• Straight Talking Peer Education – presenting the realities of pregnancy and parenting to teenagers
• Streetwise Young People's Project (overall winner) – providing sexual health, mental health, alcohol and drug services to young people in Tyneside
• Unique, Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group – supporting families of children with rare chromosome disorders

The following organisations were highly commended by the judges and received a £5,000 donation, plus places for two people to take part in the IMPACT Awards Development Network training course.

• Cancer Counselling Trust
• Child Bereavement Charity
• Harrow Association of Disabled People
• National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society
• Nerve Centre Kirklees

The following organisations received a £3,000 donation.

• Everyman Project
• MM Gulf War Veterans and Families Association
• Naz Project London
• PIPS Project
• Sickle Cell Society