We have been nominated for National Diversity Awards 2026: Community Organisation Award for Disability

Here to Help Team Nominated for National Diversity Awards 2026

The Here to Help Team has been officially nominated for the National Diversity Awards 2026 in the Community Organisation Award for Disability category, recognising its impactful work supporting autistic individuals and advancing suicide prevention efforts across the UK.

This national recognition highlights the team’s commitment to addressing one of the most urgent yet often overlooked challenges, the significantly increased risk of suicide among autistic people. Through community-led initiatives, accessible resources, and awareness campaigns, the Here to Help project continues to drive change in emotional recognition and early intervention.

Recognition in the Disability Category

Being shortlisted in the Community Organisation Award for Disability category reflects the project’s dedication to improving outcomes for autistic individuals and their families. The award celebrates organisations that are creating meaningful, inclusive change and breaking down barriers for disabled communities.

Over the past year, the Here to Help Team has reached tens of thousands of individuals, far exceeding its initial target. This rapid growth highlights both the success of the initiative and the urgent demand for autism-informed mental health support.

About the National Diversity Awards

The National Diversity Awards honour individuals and organisations that promote equality, diversity, and inclusion across the UK. The awards spotlight grassroots initiatives and community leaders whose work creates lasting social impact.

Vote for Here to Help Team

Public support is a key part of the judging process, and every vote helps raise awareness of autism and mental health.

You can support the Here to Help Team by voting here:
👉 https://www.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk/awards-2026/nominations/here-to-help-team/?award=506854

By voting, you are helping ensure that vital work in suicide prevention and autism support receives the recognition it deserves.