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Our awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding contribution Macmillan professionals make to cancer services. The work of Macmillan professionals is so vital in improving the lives of people affected by cancer and we want them to know just how much they're valued. Nominations for Excellence Awards 2013 are now closed. The shortlist of nominees will be announced on 5 June so watch this space.
Any Macmillan professional who has been in their current post for at least one year can be nominated, whatever their role or level. Nominations should demonstrate how they’ve gone beyond what is expected of them, showing the difference between exceptional service and what we expect from all Macmillan professionals as standard practice.
The award categories are:
Three awards will be given in each category, and out of the nine people who receive individual awards, up to three will be awarded fellowships. The prizes are £100 plus an award for each individual winner, and £500 and an award for each winning team. Macmillan fellows will be able to access a grant up to the value of £10,000 and their expertise and leadership will influence wider Macmillan work.
The ceremony, attended by award winners, their nominators and representatives from their employing organisation as well as Macmillan Professionals Event attendees, is strictly by invitation only.
Henry Garnett Certificates recognise the exceptional contribution many professionals make in directly working with Macmillan beyond their core professional role. For example, their work in promoting and supporting Macmillan through media work, fundraising, policy development and educating across networks.
Nominations for Henry Garnett certificates are now closed. Winners will be notified by 2 August and Henry Garnett certificates will be presented locally.
These awards are an opportunity for Macmillan professionals of all levels to be recognised for their hard work which is a rare and important opportunity. Peggotty Moore, Macmillan Specialist Radiographer, awards panel member
These awards are an opportunity for Macmillan professionals of all levels to be recognised for their hard work which is a rare and important opportunity.
Peggotty Moore, Macmillan Specialist Radiographer, awards panel member
It’s a real honour to have the work that we’re doing in the North East acknowledged and to have the fellowship means that we can drive things forward. Gill Scott, Macmillan Prison Project Clinical Nurse Specialist Lead, County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust
It’s a real honour to have the work that we’re doing in the North East acknowledged and to have the fellowship means that we can drive things forward.
Gill Scott, Macmillan Prison Project Clinical Nurse Specialist Lead, County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust