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Street Talk wins at the Charity Awards

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We’re delighted to announce that Street Talk has been selected as winners in the social care category at the Charity Awards 2025.

The judges commended Street Talk’s innovation, impressive outcomes, and efforts to share learnings and expertise across our sector.

Awards judge Cathy Phelan, chair and owner of Civil Society Media, described Street Talk’s programme as “genuinely innovative” and absolutely replicable.

Farah Nazeer, CEO of Women’s Aid, said it was “transformative and really important work”. “They work on the margins of human rights, human trafficking, domestic abuse – and no one else really wants to do that intersection, because it’s so hard and so poorly funded.”

We’d like to thank the judging panel, everybody at Civil Society Media, Isignis, and CCLA. Thank you also to the Street Talk team and all our supporters. This almost-unbelievable achievement wouldn’t have been possible without your tireless work and encouragement.

Street Talk Wins at London Impact Awards

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The London Impact Awards: Powered by Women were held on Wednesday evening and we are delighted to announce that Street Talk was selected as a winner!

We are incredibly proud to receive this award after being nominated alongside such inspriational womens organizations.

We want to say a big thank you to the London Community Foundation who have been fantastic supporters of Street Talk for many years now, to Citi, who support the London Impact Awards, and of course to all our supporters for making our work possible in the first place.

Thank you!

Street Talk wins the Maxie Richards Addiction Award

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We are thrilled to announce that Street Talk has been selected as the winner of the Centre for Social Justice’s Addiction Award.

All of us at Street Talk are honoured and encouraged to recieve this award and we’d like to offer a big thank you to the CSJ, Cathy Newman, the Alex & William de Winton Trust and the Telephraph.

It is moving that this award creates a link between the CSJ and some of the most marginalised women on the streets of our city.