Oxford volunteer Laurence May wins national care award
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 17:02 · Archive
Laurence May, who volunteers at Oxford Head Injury Services, has won the Unpaid Carer category at the Celebrating Excellence in Neurological and Complex Care Awards.
Laurence May, a volunteer at Oxford Head Injury Services in Kennington, Oxford, has won the Unpaid Carer category at the Celebrating Excellence in Neurological and Complex Care Awards, held in London on 27 October. The awards, sponsored by Care Talk magazine, recognised excellence in neurological and complex care across the health and social care workforce.
Mr May began volunteering full-time with the charity after his wife Amy became a beneficiary of its support. He was accompanied by Amy at the awards ceremony.
Anne Cooper, chief executive of Oxford Head Injury Services, said that 'Laurence was absolutely delighted by this recognition'. She noted that Amy has been a beneficiary of the charity for some time and was the reason Mr May became a full-time volunteer.
How it is being reported
- Dedicated Oxford charity volunteer wins national care awardLaurence May, who volunteered at Oxford Head Injury Services in Kennington, Oxford, won the category for Unpaid Carer.Oxford Mail · 1 Nov, 16:00
- Dedicated Oxford charity volunteer wins national care awardLaurence May, who volunteered at Oxford Head Injury Services in Kennington, Oxford, won the category for Unpaid Carer.Oxfordshire Guardian · 1 Nov, 16:00
In this story: Laurence May · Amy May · Oxford Head Injury Services · Anne Cooper · Kennington · Oxford · London
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