Lyndsey Barrett (East) – setting up her own organisation to help tackle equalities with a focus on disability, long term illness and dementia
London Pulse Netball Club (London and South East) – committing to diversifying netball's fanbase and increasing its accessibility by partnering with the charity Metro Blind Sport
Claire Iles (North East) – supporting her netball club as Inclusion Secretary, setting up Walking Netball and provisions to support those in low socio economic environments
Uma Ramanathan (North West) – introducing the first affiliated netball club in a community where ethnic diversity and poverty co-exist
Trevor George (South) – introducing and delivering Walking Netball to the Isle of Wight to support women of all ages, disabilities and challenging life experiences
Kathryn Pearn (South West) – introducing Walking Netball and Back to Netball for a wide range of ages, as well as raising money to ensure affordability of the sessions
Sports Key (West Midlands) – focusing on the inclusion of women of colour within their communities and bridging the gap between age ranges
Nadera Amini (Yorkshire) – supporting isolated groups, specifically girls and women from minority groups and single mothers, with physical activity sessions, mental health and language barriers