Photo Credits: Zoe Norfolk A South London app developer has won the prestigious £30,000 Stelios Award for Disabled Entrepreneurs, run in conjunction with Leonard Cheshire Disability, after creating a video diary app that supports people managing their mental health. Hannah Chamberlain is the founder of MentalSnapp (www.mentalsnapp.com), a video diary app that helps people proactively manage their mental …
The five finalists are: Jane Hatton Of London, founder of Evenbreak (www.evenbreak.co.uk), an accessible specialist online job board where inclusive employers can attract more talented disabled talent and disabled jobseekers can find work with employers who will value their skills. Hannah Chamberlain Of London, co-founder of Mental Snapp (www.mentalsnapp.com), a video diary app to help anyone actively managing …
A ceramics maker and teacher from Market Harborough has overcome a brain haemorrhage as a teenager to win a national prize. Katherine Fortnum (27), a former Robert Smyth pupil, is one of just five finalists in the national Stelios Awards for Disabled Entrepreneurs 2017. Read more at: http://www.harboroughmail.co.uk. She has won £10,000 so far, but …
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Applications are now open for the 2017 Stelios Awards for Disabled Entrepreneurs in the UK. The deadline is: 6 October 2017A total of £70,000 will be won.top prize of £30,000 to the overall winnerfour prizes of £10,000 to four other finalists And this year the award is open to all forms of entrepreneurship (including pre-revenue …
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