Influencer Award
DSC Social Change Awards celebrate the passionate individuals and effective organisations committed to making a positive impact on society.
About the Award
There are those individuals who know which buttons to press to make things happen, from campaigning for a change in law to bringing together different groups to achieve what might have seemed impossible. We want to acknowledge the determination and hard work required to communicate clearly, put forth a persuasive argument and win people over to bring about positive change.
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YOUR FINALISTS
Sally Callow
Sally has been working tirelessly for over five years, despite being an ME sufferer for 13 years herself and able to function for limited periods of time, to raise awareness of this debilitating and crippling illness, which affects many thousands of patients and which is subject to many myths and prejudices. Sally has been an advocate for five and half years, and fought to gain recognition of the disease and to correct the misinformation that has had detrimental impact on the lives of sufferers throughout the UK and internationally (through using websites, text and video blogs, twitter, LinkedIn and other social media platforms).
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Marsha McAdam
Marsha McAdam is a remarkable and formidable woman who is continually driven and determined in her commitment to bring about positive change within the mental health sector. She has a diagnosed borderline personality disorder and endures a range of significant physical health issues that have a dramatic effect on her daily life. Life is a constant daily battle for her, and she admits that a life with such complications could have easily led her to lead the life of a recluse. Things changed after she received life-changing mentalisation-based therapy (MBT).
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