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Battlefront is all about the campaigns. And this is where they live.

Follow all the Battlefront campaigners here at Campaign HQ, including this year’s Battlefront 12 and our Class of 2008. You can also start a campaign of your own, which will be displayed here for everyone to get excited about...

HYPED: Help Young People With Eating Disorders 47 fans

Laura Kureczko

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You're at school, and are being bullied. You feel like you have nobody that understands you. You're sent to the school nurse, and your friends do not believe you. So who do you turn to?

Give Autism A Chance 23 fans

Bella Tommey

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Because of lack of support, understanding and opportunities, most people with Autism find it impossible to get a job. My mission is to prove that by giving Autism a chance, those that suffer with it CAN put something back into society and work to support themselves and their family.

Natural Beauty: Keeping it Real 23 fans

Kaya Cheyanne

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Keeping It Real is a campaign to encourage young people to love their natural bodies and not be influenced by what they see every day in magazines, on websites and the television. Fake images of models have a negative effect on people of all ages. I’d like to change that.

Where is the Love? 15 fans

Abbie Louise Davies

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Where is the Love is a campaign to encourage young teenagers to wait before rushing into sexual relationships. My aim is to give teens the confidence to say NO to sex until they’re ready, and in turn reduce the number of teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.

Awareness of mental health issues in teens 4 fans

Heather Graham

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I'm a 16 year old student who has suffered with mild depression for about 2 years. My dad suffers from major depression as well and it has a huge impact on our lives, and probably hasn't helped me with my depression.I believe that if teens had more support and there was more awareness about young people with mental health issues, then many teens would not have to suffer in silence, and could get the support they need. This could decrease the amount of young people suffering and could improve performance in education. I believe that this is an issue that needs the public awareness so more support can be given to these people as mental health problems can be so degrading and can cause serious problems in their education and their future. Please help this campaign :]

...Not just a tree in the corner. 1 fan

Michael Stevens

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I am a Dance student in my second year at college. As part of the course I have had to spend one hour a week in an integrated dance class with young people who have severe mental and physical disabilities.The class has opened my eyes to what they can do, and how much joy they get out of doing something they love. Because of this, I applied for, and was given the job of assistant dance teacher at my local council-run arts venue, where I did the same job with a different group of people.I have grown close to both of my groups and can now see that they are "not just the tree in the corner", but on a stage, can be the brightest star to shine.The campaign is to get people to see just how much these young people can do, regardless of any conditions or symptoms they might have.

STOP: Gun and Knife Crime

Alex Rose

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Down With Tuition Fees

James Greenhalgh

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Random Acts of Kindness

Tom Robbins

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YEP: Young People With Eating Disorders 0 fans

Laura Kureczko

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Having studied Media Studies, I am aware of the dangers we young people face daily in society. Having the 'ideal' size 0 figure thrust at us on a number of formats, it leaves us vulnerable to suffering from low self-esteem, reduced levels of confidence, and sometimes even eating disorders. My campaign is to both raise awareness, and to help our young sufferers, and those interested become more involved in the community, and be able to speak out about the effects these devastating illnesses have on not only their own lives, but of their loved ones also. I plan to get this heard as much as possible, and also for more help and guidance given to those out there so desperately in need of support.

Who Wants To Be A Size Zero Anyway?

Rachel Phipps

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You Smoke - I Choke

Zander Percival

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