The not-for-profit sector

A recent survey conducted by Girlguiding UK found that among 16 to 25-year-olds, the second most popular career choice is working with a charity or campaign organisation, chosen by over half (56 per cent).

‘Being a Girl Guide gives you all the skills you need to help others and teaches you leadership and understanding’.
Liz Carnell
Pride of Britain Special Award
Liz Carnell

Liz Carnell founded the charity, Bullying Online with her son John in 1999. The charity, which operates online at www.bullying.co.uk, is now the UK’s leading anti-bullying charity and top destination for parents, children and schools. A journalist for 33 years, Liz writes extensively for the media on bullying issues and has appeared on numerous national TV and radio programmes.

Her hard work and dedication has led to various accolades including the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Award. Liz is a former member of the Samaritans and a fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, which works to remove the barriers to social progress.

Other award winning women previously involved in Girlguiding UK include:

Su Sayer, UK Charity Awards, Outstanding Achievement (Chief Executive of United Response)