The FA Leadership Academy's Joel Richards Inspire Award for 2022 was awarded to Shawbury 19-year-old Charlotte Hope who died after a crash on the A53 earlier this year.
Charlotte Hope at the Restart charity where she had previously volunteered
In a touching and emotional moment Joel's mum, Suzanne, and his brother, Owen, presented the award – handed over in recognition of Charlotte's charity and voluntary work, and her role on Shropshire's FA Youth Council. Charlotte had also visited Kenya to volunteer at the charity Restart, which helps rescue children from the streets in the country.She had also volunteered at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital's League of Friends during the pandemic.
"The fact that this award exists to recognise inspirational young people is unfortunately due to the tragic loss of Joel Richards."I would like to pass our family’s thoughts to Joel’s mum, Suzy, and brother, Owen, who are here today. I know too well that the pain does not lessen as time goes on, you just become more used to it.
He said:"Charlotte was an amazing young lady who loved helping others. It was around 2017 that Charlotte first asked if she could accompany me to an event like this one at St George's Park.
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