We are finalists!
Young Brent Foundation has been shortlisted for the UK’ Largest Diversity Awards!
Hailed as the Golden Globes of the diversity world, The National Diversity Awards will be hosted by world renowned broadcaster, author, presenter and journalist Clare Balding CBE.
“I'm so looking forward to hosting these awards and giving everyone the chance to celebrate the substantial achievements of our fabulously diverse community across a whole range of industries, businesses and charities,” says Clare Balding CBE. “It's an important spotlight on those who make the world a better place for the full rainbow of society.”
An astonishing 90,000 people nominated this year alone and the results are finally in for the National Diversity Awards (NDA), with 120 nominees being recognised for their various achievements nationwide. Community organisations and role models from across the UK will head to the breathtaking Liverpool Anglican Cathedral on 15th September to witness the countries 2023 winners being crowned the best of British diversity.
Amongst those being honoured are charities, campaigners and activists, all of whom work tirelessly to combat injustice and discrimination in very different ways.
Young Brent Foundation: Enabling Children and Young People Potential in Brent.
Young Brent Foundation is a dynamic organisation, dedicated to supporting over 200 voluntary organisations in Brent that provide services and activities for children and young people. Our mission is to bolster the youth sector within Brent in accordance with local priorities, ensuring first-rate support and guidance so that our younger generation can realise their potential and thrive.
Established as a response to the significant challenges confronting the Children and Young People's sector, Young Brent Foundation unites public, private, and voluntary sectors to drive positive transformations for our children and young people. We believe in the power of unity and collaboration - together, we can accomplish more and achieve greater heights.
Leading the charge in innovation and partnership, Young Brent Foundation is instrumental in driving key strategic programmes that address critical areas such as equal access to experiential learning, mental health, youth employment and safer communities. Our programmes are spearheaded by the voices of young people, leading to solutions-focused changes.
Among our achievements, we take pride in securing £2.2 million over the past three years for children and young people, establishing long-term partnerships with Brent Council, Housing Associations, and the NHS, and distributing £500,000 in small grants to member organisations since 2020. As we continue to impact lives positively, we remain committed to the cause of creating a better tomorrow for the children and young people of Brent.
"We are absolutely thrilled to be shortlisted for this prestigious award. It is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our incredible team, our member organisations, partnerships, and, most importantly, the resilient young people we serve in Brent. This recognition truly embodies our belief that through unity and collaboration, we can indeed make a significant difference. At Young Brent Foundation, we remain committed to our mission of fostering an environment where every young person can fulfil their potential and flourish. This nomination is a boost of encouragement to continue driving positive change and innovation for our young people and community. Thank you for acknowledging our efforts." Maxine Willetts, Chief Operating Officer, Young Brent Foundation
https://www.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk/awards-2023/shortlist/