High Sheriff Awards
Awards
The High Sheriff can give Awards to recognise the work of individuals or community groups within the county.
These awards are a way of recognising and celebrating the work of individuals and organisations who have made outstanding contributions to the communities in which they live or work and whose work might not otherwise have attracted appreciation from the normal sources.
Nominations can be made by, and for, anyone who lives or works in the West Midlands, whether in the public, voluntary and charitable or private sectors.
All nominations will be treated in the strictest confidence and nominees should not be informed that they have been nominated as it can be very disappointing to raise expectations if they are not then met.
Nominations for the High Sheriff Awards 2025 will be opened in September.
Details about previous winners of the High Sheriff Awards are set out below
Keda Rodney
Keda Rodney Keda Rodney is an exceptional volunteer at the United Hands Food Bank Wellbeing Hub, known for his dedication, empathy, and leadership. He has
Rob Bruce
Rob Bruce Rob Bruce, CEO of the Dorothy Parkes Centre, has transformed the Centre into a vital community hub under his inspiring leadership. His
Carol Goff
Carol Goff Carol Goff is the Chairperson and a founding member of Ideal for All, a pioneering user-led organization for disabled individuals in Sandwell.
Deborah Huxton
Deborah Huxton Deborah Huxton has made exceptional contributions to the fight against modern slavery, demonstrating unwavering dedication to addressing human trafficking and advocating for
Sarvjit Kaur
Sarvjit Kaur Sarvjit Kaur is a dedicated member and coordinator of the Sikh Helpline, recognized for her unwavering commitment to supporting the community. Her
Giani Sukha Singh
Giani Sukha Singh Giani Sukha Singh, founder of the Sikh Helpline, has dedicated over 30 years to supporting vulnerable individuals and families, extending his
Kyle Raffo
Kyle Raffo Kyle Raffo is a remarkable example of British entrepreneurial spirit infused with Midlands charm. His journey began at Rawlett secondary school, where he
David West-Mullen
David West-Mullen David West-Mullen has been a pivotal figure at The Gap (Sutton Coldfield) since joining as a Mentor in 2011, later becoming Project
Ken Browne
Ken Browne Ken Browne retired in September 2024 after 25 years of dedicated service as a learning mentor at Welford Primary School in Handsworth,