NEUROENDOCRINE CANCER UK 2025 HEROES
Thank you to everyone who nominated, voted and got involved in our Hero Awards. Together you’ve helped shine a light on the incredible people making a difference across the neuroendocrine cancer community and healthcare world.
Each of our Heroes has shown extraordinary courage, compassion and dedication. Whether living with neuroendocrine cancer, supporting loved ones, or caring for patients. The incredible number of votes they each received is a true testament to the impact they’ve had on our community.
We are delighted to reveal this year’s winners…
And the Neuroendocrine Cancer UK Hero Award Winners for 2025 are:
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who can nominate?
- What to include in your nomination
- Should I inform the nominee that I've nominated them?
- Can I remain anonymous?
- When do nominations close?
- What is required to make a nomination?
- Can I nominate multiple people?
- Is there a prize for the winner?
- When will the winners be announced?
- Who decides the winner?
Anyone can nominate someone for an award.
Please note that you cannot nominate a Neuroendocrine Cancer UK staff member.
HERE are some handy tips on what to write for your nomination.
We can do that for you. The nomination form you complete includes a field for a telephone number. If you add this number we can contact the nominee to inform them.
Sunday 5th October.
A nomination may require a detailed description, including the nominee’s contact information and relevant work or supporting information. It really helps if you can include examples of stories to back up your nomination. Find some handy tips HERE
Yes, you may nominate as many people as you like! (Excluding Neuroendocrine Cancer UK staff members and Ambassadors).
The winners will be announced on Monday 1st December.
We have a judging panel consisting of patients and healthcare professionals who will vote and select the winners.
Please join us in celebrating our 2024 Hero award winners below!
Although neuroendocrine cancer is the 10th most prevalent cancer in England, awareness remains low.
Through these awards, we aim to raise the profile of neuroendocrine cancer and increase public awareness.
Please help us in this mission by sharing news of the awards directly from our social media pages.
For more information please email [email protected]
Judging Panel
Alan-Motyer-Lownes, Neuroendocrine Cancer Patient Ambassador
Chris Fenwick, Neuroendocrine Cancer Patient Ambassador
David Ames, Neuroendocrine Cancer Patient Trustee
Maxine Patterson, Neuroendocrine Cancer Patient Ambassador
Emma Gilmore-Brown, Neuroendocrine Cancer UK Trustee
Nadia Nikolova, Neuroendocrine Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist
Stacey Smith, Neuroendocrine Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist






