Across neuro-rehabilitation, there are countless examples of people going beyond what is expected of them to make a meaningful difference to the lives of those they support.
The Above and Beyond Award has been created to recognise those exceptional contributions, celebrating individuals, teams and whole organisations that have gone the extra mile within their line of work to achieve something remarkable.
The award, sponsored by Emma Way Associates, is one of 10 to feature at NR Times’ forth annual awards event.
Emma Way Associates provides bespoke case management and expert witness services for people who have sustained catastrophic injuries.
The firm specialises in supporting complex cases, including brain injury, amputation, spinal cord injury and multi-trauma, with a client-centred approach focused on enabling each individual to achieve their unique potential.
Going above and beyond can take many forms.
It might involve finding a new way to overcome a complex challenge, providing exceptional support during a particularly difficult period, developing an initiative that has transformed someone’s experience, or simply refusing to give up when the odds appear to be against them.
What matters is the impact.
The award is an opportunity to shine a light on the people and organisations whose commitment extends beyond their everyday responsibilities.
These are the people who look for ways to do more, solve problems and make things better for the individuals, families and communities they support.
Who deserves recognition?
The strongest nominations will demonstrate what the nominee did, why it went beyond what would normally be expected and, most importantly, what difference it made to the people they support.
Perhaps a member of staff found an innovative way to help someone overcome a significant barrier. Maybe a team came together to deliver an exceptional outcome in challenging circumstances.
Or an entire organisation introduced a new approach that has had a lasting effect on the people using its services.
These are the stories the judges want to hear about.
Put forward a deserving nominee
If you know an individual, team or organisation that has gone the extra mile and achieved something truly remarkable, this is your chance to recognise them.
Learn more and nominate for free here.
