Meet our 2024 Pringle Award Winners
19/11/2024
On Saturday 16 November 2024, Rethink Mental Illness announced our 2024 award winners at our bi-annual Members' Day in London. Our annual awards recognise people and groups who have made a real difference to people severely affected by mental illness during the previous year.
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Supporter of the Year: Teresa Rutterford
The Pringle award for Supporter of the Year recognises a member who has made an outstanding contribution to Rethink Mental Illness. Teresa works tirelessly, not only in fundraising but also in raising awareness about the issues regarding mental health in the community. Click the button below to find out more about Teresa
Meet Teresa Rutterford, our Supporter of the Year winner Meet Teresa Rutterford, our Supporter of the Year winner -
Group of the year: Green Health Daventry
The Green Health Group is based in Daventry at the community gardens and has been established for 15 years. The group was formed through a link with a Rethink Carers Group called Daventry Carers. The group's volunteers are people with lived experience of severe and enduring mental illness. The garden is known in the area and has had volunteers referred via GPs social prescribing. Click the button below to find out more about the group:
Meet Green Health Daventry, our 2024 Group of the Year winner Meet Green Health Daventry, our 2024 Group of the Year winner -
Service of the Year: Sahayak BAME Service
Rethink Sahayak has been offering a cluster services that are unique and culturally sensitive to the Ethnic Minoritised communities for 28 years, since it was first established in 1996. ‘Sahayak’ in Hindi language means ‘helpful’. Click the button below to find out more about the service:
Meet Sahayak BAME Service, our 2024 Service of the Year winner Meet Sahayak BAME Service, our 2024 Service of the Year winner -
The Bill Pringle Award for art: Harriet Cook Hewitt
Bill Pringle was a talented artist who lived with schizophrenia. These awards recognise the incredible creativity of our community. All art and poetry entries this year were asked to reflect the theme of understanding. Click the button below to find out more about Harriet:
Meet Harriet Cook Hewitt, our 2024 Bill Pringle Art Award winner Meet Harriet Cook Hewitt, our 2024 Bill Pringle Art Award winner -
The Bill Pringle Award for poetry: Toni Roethling
Bill Pringle was a talented artist who lived with schizophrenia. These awards recognise the incredible creativity of our community. All art and poetry entries this year were asked to reflect the theme of understanding. Click the button below to find out more about Toni:
Meet Toni Roethling, our 2024 Bill Pringle Poetry Award winner Meet Toni Roethling, our 2024 Bill Pringle Poetry Award winner
