
26/09/2025
šļø Congratulations Owen! Earlier this month Owen Sutton was awarded The British Citizen Award, for his advocacy and support of people with brain tumours and charitable fundraising efforts.
Owen was diagnosed with a brain tumour at 20 years old, after multiple treatments with challenging outcomes, he was referred to The Sarah Cannon Research Institute, part of HCA Healthcare UK, where he joined a clinical trial with us. He continues this trial, and his condition has stabilised.
Determined and resilient, Owen has become a passionate fundraiser and advocate for change. He is one of 21 young ambassadors for The Brain Tumour Charity, orchestrating various fundraising and awareness events, raising over Ā£20,000 for the charity and the organisation Headway. Owenās story proves that one voice, even born out of suffering, can make a change.
āThis award truly means so much to me. When I began raising awareness for brain tumours, it was simply about helping others and honouring those affected. To be recognised for that work makes me incredibly proud and motivates me to keep pushing forward.ā - Owen
From all the team at Sarah Cannon Research Institute UK and HCA UK, Congratulations Owen, and thank you for your advocacy. Weāre incredibly proud of all you are achieving.
š You can read Owenās story here: https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/patient-and-visitor-information/patient-information/patient-stories/owens-story?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Referral&utm_campaign=SarahCannonResearchInstitute&utm_content=OwenAward
šø Owen (centre) after receiving his award which was presented by Matt Allwright (left).