Dr Pauline Aweto, a lecturer at Croydon University Centre has received the Achievement Recognition Award for Professional Leadership in Public Health and Social Care in partnership with Building Blocks Initiatives.

Miemie Neethling-Taylor Head of HE said ‘This is such a well-deserved award and Pauline’s continued and exemplary leadership has been evident to those of us who have worked closely with her and I am honoured to be working with her.’

The event was held on the 30th October and attended by the Mayor of Southwark, councillors, academic professors, and professionals.

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