What is the Frontline 50?
Frontline’s mission is to create social change for children who do not have a safe or stable home by developing excellent social work practice and leadership.
On campuses all over the country, students are creating social change of their own. Sometimes these are big changes, like fighting climate change or campaigning to make the world a more equal place. Sometimes it’s the little things, like tidying up your local community.
The Frontline 50 is our way of recognising these students: the influencers, allies, and advocates who are driving change in their community.
Watch the video to find out more
Congratulations to our winners
Our Frontline 50 are below.
Vote now Ended
-
Olivier LevyTop 10
-
Jadesola OlusanyaTop 10
-
Rhiannon OsborneTop 10
-
Lydia SeedTop 10
-
Pearl TshimbalangaTop 10
-
Sayada Imaan Haider-ShahTop 10
-
Jess LeighTop 10
-
Mary ManteTop 10
-
Estelle UbaTop 10
-
Nila VarmanTop 10
-
Begzat MirayevChildren and families
-
Naomi MomohActivism
-
Victoria OwoyinfaChildren and families
-
Jade CalderActivism
-
Lottie Korn, Ophelia Lieng, Alice McNallyActivism
-
Antonio FerreiraMental health
-
Emily VivianActivism
-
Becca TowlerEducation
-
Florian NurudeenEducation
-
Helena ThorntonMental health
-
Ellis IdrisActivism
-
Anna DuffellActivism
-
Omar LingemannActivism
-
Louise Lyons-AppiahMental health
-
Alec BarradellMental health
-
Jojo WatsonActivism
-
Emma BerwickEducation
-
Mariam DanielAnti-racism
-
Thomas HillActivism
-
Elysia O'NeillActivism
-
Emma BrownMental health
-
Noga Levy-RapoportClimate
-
Flo WrightClimate
-
Emily GartonActivism
-
Philip HutchinsonClimate
-
Amal MalikActivism
-
Sifuma WekesaAnti-racism
-
Moni Sernebeat UngerAnti-racism
-
Gessienne GreyActivism
-
Gurpal SahotaActivism
-
Edmund Sim Wea ChungEducation
-
Poppy LindseyActivism
-
Zaeem MotiEducation
-
Afirra ArisActivism