Awards celebrating frontline workforce – nominate today
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 26th June 2026
Last call to nominate for the Frontline Awards 2026.
Do you know a great frontline worker in housing, homelessness, social care, justice, mental health – or another sector? The Viki Fox Heart of Support awards honour the people who go above and beyond to support others each day, and nominations are open until the end of June. It’s a chance to celebrate people who do great work – in roles including caseworkers, advisors, support workers, housing officers, social workers, coaches, counsellors and more.
Six nominees selected will receive an award engraved with their name, a £200 cash payment and VIP entry to this year’s annual homelessness conference in Perth, including meals and accommodation. A professionally made short film will also be produced to showcase each recipient. You can view last year’s films here.
A key theme of the conference, hosted by Homeless Network Scotland recognises that preventing homelessness and supporting people to thrive happens in many different settings and sectors. For more details and a link to nominate, visit the awards page here.
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