You Made a Difference Award

We love to celebrate the positive effect our staff and volunteers have on patients, visitors to the Trust or their colleagues. 

Every month we reward someone’s efforts with a You Made A Difference award.

Our You Made A Difference award recognises and rewards members of staff and volunteers who have gone above and beyond. Through their work, they have made a difference to patients and visitors or to their colleagues at The Christie.

If a member of staff, team or volunteer has made a difference to you, please nominate them using the online form. Every month, we will choose a nomination and thank them for the contribution they have made to The Christie.

You Made a Difference award

You Made A Difference award winners

A photo of Molly Darrington, pre-op assessment nurse practitioner, with Christie Chief Executive Roger Spencer as she is presented with her award as the winner of The Christie’s You Made a Difference Award for November 2024.

“Molly was just amazing – so kind and reassuring. She balanced her professional knowledge and skill with care and compassion in a very wonderful way… Molly went over and above.”

Molly Darrington, pre-op assessment nurse practitioner
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A photo of the Library And Knowledge Team at The Christie and Christie Chief Executive Roger Spencer as the team is presented with their award as the winners of The Christie’s You Made a Difference Award for October 2024.

“This team made a huge difference to Christie patients, visitors, and staff that day and thoroughly deserve the recognition this award brings.”

Library and knowledge services team
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A photo of Daniel Faulkner, clinical educator in chemotherapy services, with the rest of his team and Christie Chief Executive Roger Spencer as he is presented with his award as the winner of The Christie’s You Made a Difference Award for September 2024.

“Daniel was lovely with us as a worried family. We always felt reassured and settled when we left dad in the chemotherapy suite because we knew he was in good hands. Thank you, Daniel!”

Daniel Faulkner, clinical educator
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Last updated: August 2024