Edmonton Green award ceremony celebrates young people's achievements

The eleventh edition of the Trulittle Hero Awards were organised by Cause4Children

Winners in the TruLittle Hero Awards held in Edmonton last month

An awards ceremony celebrating the “efforts and achievements of young people in the UK” has taken place in Edmonton Green.

The eleventh edition of the Trulittle Hero Awards took place at New Covenant Church in Church Street, Edmonton Green. The awards are organised by Cause4Children, an education not-for-profit that provides mentorship for young people around the UK.

At last month’s awards, 17 trophies and 45 medals were given out. It was attended by the mayor of Enfield, Suna Hurman, plus councillors Kate Anolue and Maria Alexandrou. There were also performances from UCY Youth Choir and Gabbi Songs.

Titi Omole, founder of the Trulittle Hero Awards, said: “We want to encourage every child to dare to dream big and keep believing those big dreams till they come to life.”

List of TruLittle Hero Award winners 2023

TruLittle Entrepreneur Hero (Under 12 years): Israel Allen
TruLittle Entrepreneur Hero (Under 18 years): Khamani Edwards
TruLittle Sports Hero (Under 12 years): Cruz Robinson
TruLittle Sports Hero (Under 18 years): Monet-Grace Wille
TruLittle Musician Hero (Under 12 years): Damilola Oyewunmi
TruLittle Musician Hero (Under 18 years): Idris Rukayat Ayomide
TruLittle Scribe Hero (Under 12 years): Lauryn Rose Teixeira
TruLittle Creative Hero (Under 12 years): Shamayam Hogan
TruLittle Creative Hero (Under 18 years): Kaiya Ashitey
TruLittle Academic Hero (Under 18 years): Ibukunoluwa Awe
TruLittle Artistic Hero (Under 18 years): Navaeah Hoath
TruLittle Samaritan Hero (Under 12 years): Lauryn Rose Teixeira
TruLittle Samaritan Hero (Under 18 years): Deryn-Bach Allen-Dyer
TruLittle Environmental Hero (Under 18 years): Muyiwa Quadri
TruLittle Collaborative Group Heroes: Cocoa Senior Journalists
TruLittle International Hero: Guqaza Mbali
TruLittle Inspirational Hero: The Young Kingz

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