After last month's announcement of the return of the Shine Awards, the first prices of the first health and well-being of companies and well-being unclear on alcohol, organized by Steps Together Group, a main British private provider of well-being and drug addiction treatment services, will take place with the full support of the famous racetrack of Aintree. The prizes today reveal their sponsors, the distinguished judgment group and the extended program of celebrities guests.
The event highlights the urgent need for well-being in the workplace, the bad mental health costs of British employers of more than 56 billion pounds sterling per year, one in six employees experiences mental health problems at work and almost three-quarters (72%) of workers want more support. The younger generations are choosing more and more alcohol -free lifestyles, with more than 50% of the reducing British generation or abstaining alcohol (Yougov, 2024).
Celebrity supporters include Nacoa Patron Calum Best, the actress and television presenter Linda Robson, the broadcaster Angie Greaves and the Real Housewives of Cheshire, Lystra Adams, while prices also collect vital funds and awareness of Nacoa UK (National Association for Children of Alcohols).
Calum Best, Nacoa Patron:
“I am delighted to return to the Shine Awards this year. It is inspiring to celebrate companies and individuals making a real difference in the well-being of the workplace, while shedding light on the incredible work of Nacoa UK supporting children and families affected by dependence. “
A growing movement with powerful support
Shine 2025 is supported by cutting -edge sponsors and partners, in particular: Circle Health Group, Circle Insurance Services Ltd, Bidfood, ADT Healthcare, Global Silverbell, Ardent.
The partnership between Steps Together and Aintree Racecourse, which is part of the Jockey Club, represents an exciting online step with changing times, exploring how a national awards ceremony can be organized in one of the most emblematic sporting places in the United Kingdom.
The event reflects an increasing interest in alcohol-free spaces, inclusiveness and well-being in the workplace at the heart of modern culture.
Steve Jones, assistant CEO, Steps Together:
“Shine 2025 is transformed into a real movement for the well-being of the workplace. With our partners and our panel of experts, we organize an inspiring evening in Aintree by leading changes to British companies. The well-being of the workplace is not a luxury, it is a necessity. ”
Dickon White, regional director of the North West, The Jockey Club:
“We are delighted that the Shine Awards take place at the Hippodrome of Aintree. The evening is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate companies and individuals who lead a positive change in the well-being of the workplace. ”
James Harrison, commercial director of Nottingham, bidfood:
“At Bidfood, we are passionate about feeding healthy workplaces and communities. The partnership with Shine aligns with our commitment to support healthier and more inclusive lifestyles, proving that you can celebrate with style while prioritizing well-being. ”
Estimated judgment panel
Shine 2025 will be judged by the leaders of public health, politics, media and business:
- RT Hon Caroline Flint – Former Minister of Public Health and President, Committee for Poverty In Fuel
- Camilla Tominey – Journalist, broadcaster and deputy editor -in -chief, The Telegraph
- Paul Kallee -Grover MMBE – Founder and Managing Director, Ki Partnerships
- Steve Jones – Deputy CEO, Group Setting Together
- Dan Carden MP – MP Labor for Liverpool Walton
The winners will be selected in 8 prestigious price categories. Pre -selected companies and individuals are visible to: www.theshinesewors.co.uk/attentend
Serve tickets: www.theshineaurs.co.uk
