Hillcrest Futures hailed as Social Impact Business of the Year
Award received for its commitment to reducing social exclusion and promoting wellbeing.
Dundee-based Hillcrest Futures took home the Social Impact Business of the Year Award at Saturday night’s The Courier Business Awards 2019.
Receiving the award for its commitment to reducing social exclusion and promoting wellbeing, Hillcrest Futures saw off stiff competition from the other shortlisted organisations, Dundee Contemporary Arts, GrowBiz, Perth Autism Support SCIO, and Rossie Young People’s Trust.
Hillcrest Futures supports older people as well as those with physical and learning disabilities, mental health issues, Autism, and addictions and people who have experienced homelessness.
Joy Dunlop, Hillcrest Futures Managing Director, said: “We are delighted for our efforts to be recognised by the judges at such a prestigious event.
“We offer varying levels of support to people in different settings, but, in each case, we are there to make a difference to people and support them to live full and vibrant lives.
“Our staff and volunteers are our greatest asset and are at the heart of our core values. Winning this award is the recognition they deserve for their hard work and commitment.”
Pictured: Joy Dunlop, Hillcrest Futures Managing Director.