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Heroes Honored: Community Champions Shine at BBC Awards
15 Sep
Summary
- Volunteers recognized at BBC Radio WM Make a Difference Awards.
- Honorees include a hospice volunteer supporting terminally ill men.
- A therapy pony helping disabled youth gain confidence was also awarded.
The BBC Radio WM Make a Difference Awards 2026 recently celebrated outstanding volunteers and community groups whose efforts combat local issues.
A ceremony held at Birmingham Hippodrome highlighted individuals making a profound impact. Among them was Mike Nash, a volunteer at Marie Curie Hospice. He received the Volunteer Award for his exceptional contributions.
Nash founded the Men's Shed group, offering vital support for men experiencing terminal illness, caring for loved ones, or dealing with bereavement. The awards also recognized a therapy pony that has significantly boosted the confidence and independence of young people with disabilities.
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