The Triumph Award
For overcoming personal adversity or enabling an organization/community to rise above challenging circumstances
Katrina Curtis
A full time mum, Katrina balances her time volunteering as a Peer Educator and Trainee Tutor at Pro Action with being a Special Police Constable. She also volunteers with Connexions delivering a sexual health and teenage pregnancy awareness session within secondary schools. At present she is also involved in running a project around engaging young people in the commissioning process of sexual health services.
Lee Campbell
Lee has been involved in the LHT Youth Squad for the past four years, giving his time every week to attend meetings and acting as a mentor and role model for other young people from challenging backgrounds. He has overcome personal barriers to work on projects to tackle gun and gang crime as well as intergenerational stereotyping and racism and has helped others to overcome challenges, working towards a better community.
CLIC Sargent Children and Young People
Salma Ishaq, Ross McCreadie, Michelle King, Michael McGreevy, Matthew Short, Kristian Clement, Jane Woods, Greg McHugh, Ayesha Slader, Adam Lovack and Adam Matthews.
All members of this CLIC Sargent are children and young people living with or have survived cancer. The group helps to advise, direct and steer the charity and others by giving up their time. They help them to fundraise, campaign and raise awareness of childhood cancer and contributing to the charitie's planning and strategic direction.