UK honours and Queen's Badge of Honour

Tell us who you're nominating

Please include full names if possible - for example, use Susan rather than Sue.

Please include the name of the service or office if you know it, and the location including the town and county, if applicable.

Do you work with them, have they provided a service, do they run a Red Cross project you have participated in, etc.?

You have the option to add this if you know it.

Tell us why they deserve to be nominated?

Please tell us what major contribution they have made to the Red Cross and the impact it has had. (400 words/2,500 characters)

Tell us about you

Staff and volunteers have the option to add your ID number if you know it.

Under 13 years of age? We welcome nominations from everyone. If you are under 13 years old we'll need parental consent to receive your contact details. Please ask your parent to read the information provided.

As part of the nomination form for a Red Cross award we ask for contact details from each nominee. This enables us to send an acknowledgement and let your child know their nomination has been received. We might also need to use it to contact nominators should we have any questions about the nomination. Please see our privacy statement on the nomination page. If you are happy for you child to submit their contact details please can you add the wording "I give parental consent for the British Red Cross to recieive and hold my child's contact details for the purposes of submitting a nomination" and add your name. Alternativaly you can substitute your contact details if you prefer. Thank you very much for supporting your child to recognise someone who they think deserves a Red Cross award.

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