Severn Hospice celebrates staff at annual awards ceremony

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 06:14 · Archive

Severn Hospice has held its annual Hospice Star Awards to recognise outstanding staff achievements across the organisation. The awards provide an opportunity for staff to nominate colleagues and celebrate those who embody the hospice's values of Care, Excellence, Respect and Unity.

Social Worker Sophie Brierley was presented the award for Outstanding Impact for her commitment to patients, families and colleagues. Brierley said receiving the award was 'really special' and that she felt 'incredibly honoured' to have been nominated. She described her role as 'hugely rewarding' and praised working alongside 'so many amazing people'.

Other award winners included Holly Dyer, Living Well Co-ordinator, who won the Care award; Gemma Gould, Graphic Designer, recognised for Excellence; the Alexandra and Perry Wards, presented an award for Unity; Karla Lawton, named winner of the Respect award; Luke Butcher, Healthcare Assistant, crowned Rising Star; and Claire Mundy-Gill, Ward Sister, presented the Lead by Example Award. Chief Executive Heather Tudor said the awards were 'a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the people who make Severn Hospice such a special place'.

How it is being reported

• Charity celebrates its Hospice StarsCare, collaboration and excellence have been celebrated at Severn Hospice as colleagues gathered to recognise the outstanding achievements of staff from across the organisation.Shropshire Live · 17 Oct, 05:48
• Severn Hospice recognises dedication of staff at annual awards"We are immensely proud of all our staff and everything they do”Shropshire Star · 16 Oct, 11:07

In this story: Severn Hospice · Sophie Brierley · Holly Dyer · Gemma Gould · Karla Lawton · Luke Butcher · Claire Mundy-Gill · Heather Tudor

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