The 4front Awards offer eight prizes of 3,000 to fund innovative ideas from 11- to 25-year-olds who want to set up a project to help other young people. The awards were designed by a team of young people aged 15 to 23, who will also select the winners.
Steff Gallagher, co-chair of last year's decision-making team, said: "The entries that impressed us were the ones where people showed determination.
"My personal favourite was a gay health project in Somerset. It was someone from a small village, where a lot of people were very prejudiced. He was prepared to stand up for what he believed in, and I think that took a lot of courage."
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