CAF award Houses of parliament -Louis year 11- winner

The CAP Awards, often celebrated at the Houses of Parliament, recognize innovative local partnerships aimed at reducing underage drinking and alcohol harm across the UK. These awards highlight efforts by Community Alcohol Partnerships (CAPs) to bring together retailers, police, schools, and health providers to promote responsible drinking. 

Key details regarding the Community Alcohol Partnerships (CAP) Awards:

• Purpose: The awards recognize excellence in initiatives that prevent alcohol harm among young people, such as the "Where's The Harm?" campaign, which won a 2022 award for parental education.
• Location/Host: The awards ceremony is frequently hosted at the UK Houses of Parliament, sometimes featuring MPs like Matt Warman to highlight the national significance of the work.
• Participants: Over 350+ CAPs across the UK participate in these partnerships, aiming to educate children and young people.
• Significance: Winning a CAP award at the Houses of Parliament validates local efforts to educate on the dangers of underage drinking, such as the risks to physical/mental health and brain development.