Put someone forward.
The TAFi Awards exist because of the people quietly holding community athletics together. If you know one of them, a coach, an official, a volunteer, an athlete, then this is where their story starts.
NOMINATIONS CLOSED!
How it works?
We are inviting athletes, coaches, clubs, and supporters across the UK & Ireland to nominate for free, those whom you believe deserve recognition to recieve one of our prestigious inclusion awards.
A celebration of the track and field community's commitment to inclusion, recognising outstanding contributions, nominated by athletes, coaches, and organisations, and voted for by the public.
Track and Field Inclusion Award are a celebration of the track and field community’s commitment to inclusion, nominated by athletes, coaches, and organisations, and voted for by the public.
With a number of awards to win spanning athletics clubs, coaching excellence, adaptive sports, community outreach, youth development, diversity initiatives and more, these awards recognise those who are championing inclusivity and accessibility in track and field through dedication, innovation and positive change.
The awards are community-founded and publicly voted, combining recognition of excellence with broad community participation.
The Track and Field Inclusion Awards are brought to you by TAFi Awards and are in partnership with UK Athletics and The Voice Newspaper. Nominations and voting of the Awards Ceremony is open to all.
Four steps. About ten minutes.
Pick the award that best fits the person or programme you're putting forward. If you're unsure, our team will help re-route the nomination.
In your own words, share what they've done, who it has affected, and why it matters. Specific moments, quotes and numbers matter more than job titles.
A link, a photograph, a supporting voice, anything that helps our judging panel see the impact beyond the paperwork.
Once we close this stage the shortlists are announced on 29 September 2026 and voting proceeds, ahead of the ceremony on 29 October.
Why get involved
Athletics in the UK has incredible potential, but systemic barriers prevent many from participating, excelling, and leading.
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Date: Thursday 29th October 2026
Location: Central London
Capacity: 200 guests
Dress Code: Whatever makes you feel fabulous
29 October 2026 · London.
A national evening bringing together athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, clubs and partners from every corner of inclusive athletics.
Impact over
accolades.
Concrete actions that opened the sport to people who might otherwise never have set foot on a track.
The knock-on effect on athletes, families, clubs, schools, recognition of change beyond a single result.
Years, not moments. The unglamorous, repeatable work that holds a sport together.
Something that will move a room of strangers. Detail beats superlatives.
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