Revival Newcastle hosts the first Recovery Awards Thursday 1st October at Crowne Plaza hotel. Join us at a celebratory evening recognising compassion, courage and outstanding dedication within our recovery community. Join us as we honour individuals, teams and organisations making a meaningful difference across Newcastle and beyond.
Tickets are £25 each (£250 for a table of 10). Register to save the date Revival Recovery Awards Save the date – Fill in form and then we will contact you to buy your tickets.
The event will be alcohol free. There will be mocktails, alcohol free drinks and soft drinks available at reception.
All money raised will go towards a children’s Christmas party in December 2026 – full details to follow.
We will be holding a raffle on the night, if anyone knows or has anyone who would like to donate to the raffle please contact Steve, David, or Claire (details below).
Nominations
The awards recognise dedication, compassion, courage, innovation, leadership and community impact across a range of categories, including community organisations, community leaders and individual awards.
A panel will meet to select the successful person, team, and organisations. All nominations will be anonymised to ensure a non-biased decision is made.
For questions please contact Steven Wood (Revival) steven.wood@recoverycoco.com, David McCormack (Social Inclusion Through Sport) socialinclusionthroughsport2@gmail.com or Claire Hagelburg (PROPS) claire.hagelburg@props.org.uk
We look forward to seeing you at the event on the 1st October 2026
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