Child of Courage Award
Child of Courage Award - sponsored by Inter-Line Building Supplies
Meet our finalists
CHARLEY STENT-WILSON
Charley was diagnosed with cancer at the end of 2018. Since then she has spent time in Bristol Children's Hospital & many, many hours in Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital. She has undergone countless lumbar punctures & every time she wakes up from her "magic sleep" she wants food. She undergoes regular blood tests & up until very recently has had to have daily injections in her leg, alongside her chemotherapy treatment. She will be having chemo until April 2021 and is now also losing her hair. During all of this time she has been cheerful, brave & strong & keeps the rest of the family entertained, wanting to join in with all the normal activities a 6 year old should be doing. Despite missing a fair amount of school this year, she continues to want to learn & often asks her parents if they can go to hospital early so she can attend hospital school. All being well, she should be able to attend school full time from September. No child should have to go through this, but Charley is an inspiration to everyone & has kept her sense of humour, love of fun & determination all the way through.
MILLIE SHARP
Millie sharp is 10 years old and a dedicated Brownie. At around 18 months she had a brain tumour which needed treatment in America, it left her with lots of disabilities from weakness in her left side to visual problems and also epilepsy. She is such a courageous determined little girl, she participates in all activities and recently at brownie camps she took part in canoeing, zip wire, Jacob ladders, giant swing, survivor lessons, snow tubing, tobogganing and many more. Millie also went from carrying a flag in her wheelchair on a Remembrance Parade to the next year walking all the way. This little girl has never let her disabilities through her tumour beat her and she gives 100% to her brownie unit.
Check out our other categories
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Lifetime Achievement Award sponsored by Comer Carpets
Recognition for a prolonged period of success through either professional or voluntary work
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999 Award - sponsored by the Breakwater Bistro Brixham
Recognising a member of the emergency services who has gone beyond the call of duty
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Carer Award - sponsored by Fleet Walk Shopping Centre
Awarded to either a professional or voluntary carer
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Fundraiser Award - sponsored by Neil Tucker Van Sales
Awarded for innovative and tireless fundraising
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Young Person Award - sponsored by South Devon College
Recognising a person who has displayed maturity beyond their years (12-24)
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Child of Courage Award - sponsored by Inter-Line Building Supplies
Recognising exceptional courage in the face of adversity (12 yrs and under)
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Sports Star Award - sponsored by ShoutOut Taxis
Awarded to an individual or group who has gone above and beyond in their discipline
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Bravery Award - sponsored by Harbron Home Improvements
Recognising outstanding bravery in the face of adversity
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Parent Award - sponsored by Devon Square Orthodontics
Awarded to the special parent or guardian who has dedicated themselves to their family and others
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Community Group Award
Celebrating a group that has made a difference in the local South Devon area
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