This initiative has been providing access to employment, training and business/enterprise opportunities for people with Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC) via the medium of 3D virtual world technologies.

Supportive work placements and job opportunities have been created to over 20 people with ASC.

Awarded Kingston Best Equalities Employer 2010, achieved Intellect Business Professional Accreditation in July 2011 and shortlisted as one of 6 finalist for the URAC International Health Promotion Awards in Rome November 2011.

AVERT.org educated people about HIV and AIDS, transforming the internet into a safe and accessible platform for teaching, and learning, about the global AIDS epidemic.

AVERT.org has so far reached over 32 million people, in more than 200 countries every year.

AVERT.org is now the most popular HIV/AIDS site in the world.

Informative and entertaining sketches designed to alert and educate children about issues around their safer use of the internet.

Each sketch explores a particular internet safety theme, identifies risky online behaviours to which children are frequently exposed, explores their consequences and concludes with advice and guidance about how to manage and avoid future risk.

Attracted over 40,000 unique browsers in the first week of launching, and there has been considerable interest from partner organisations in getting access to them via their own websites.

Turn2us help people in financial need gain access to welfare benefits, charitable grants and other financial help via the website, by phone and face to face through their partner organisations.

In 2010/11, their website received over 3 million visits.

Surveys show Turn2us users increase their household income by an average of 27%, easing the financial and emotional burdens living in financial need causes.

Their online Benefits Calculator and Grants Search database in the past year alone has received over 1.3 million benefits checks and 200,000 grants searches of over 3,000 charities.

On average, each person using Turn2us claimed an extra £3,322 per annum in benefits and £1,145 in grants.

Launched in March 2008, Lords of the Blog was an experimental project to encourage dialogue between the public and Members of the House of Lords allowing Bloggers to write regular posts on a range of different topics, related to life and work in the House of Lords.

Encourages Peers from all political groupings to participate.

The first, and the only, cross-party blog of any legislature in the world, that actually features the political representatives themselves.

The blog engages large numbers of citizens, averaging 13,000 page views and 435 comments, from the public each month.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a UK registered charity that aims to promote the study of computer science and electronics at school level. The Foundation believes that a solid foundation in computer science and the skills it provides are becoming increasingly important to our economy as it has an increasing role in all our lives.