Life After Stroke Awards 2009 Winners
Find out all about the 2009 winners - watch the videos, see photos from the awards ceremony and read their stories via the links below:
- Children and Young People’s Courage Award
Sam Jones - Adult Courage Award (18–64 years)
Philip Noskeau - Adult Courage Award (65 years and over)
Derek Short - Susie Hulks Memorial Award for Art
George Glaves - Carer’s Award
Pauline Moore - The Stroke Association Award for Volunteering
Bill Harrad - Stroke Club Award
Stroke Support West Midlands - Excellence in Stroke Care Award
Dr Fiona Jones - Corporate Supporter Award
Siemens plc - Trust Supporter Award
The Edith Murphy Foundation
As the only national charity solely concerned with helping everyone affected by stroke, The Stroke Association recognises the huge and overwhelming impact a stroke can have.
Every day The Stroke Association witnesses people displaying immense courage and determination as they work to overcome the effects of stroke, as well as great patience and persistence in overcoming disabilities and relearning old skills.
The Stroke Association also sees people showing true compassion and commitment encouraging others to rebuild their lives by providing them with the support they need.
It is for this reason that The Stroke Association organises the Life After Stroke Awards - an opportunity to formally recognise and celebrate the achievements of these remarkable people.
The 2009 Awards were hosted by DJ Neil ‘Doctor’ Fox in Claridge's Hotel on 23 June.
Celebrity guests included TV presenter Adrian Chiles, and CBBC’s Steve Backshall, Strictly Come Dancing duo Bruce Forsyth and Brendan Cole, Silent Witness’s William Gaminara and The Bill’s Graham Cole, acclaimed businesswoman Karren Brady and GMTV’s Nick Ede.
Thank you to our corporate supporters - Next and Bunches, whose generous donations made the award ceremony so special.
