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Caroline Killeavy has been shortlisted for an award at the Forward Ladies Awards and Summit, for her work with Lincolnshire YMCA.
Caroline Killeavy has been Chief Executive at Lincolnshire YMCA for almost two years, providing leadership for the 150 year-old charity.
Lincolnshire YMCA

YMCA Lincolnshire Chief Nominated for Leadership Award

YMCA Lincolnshire Chief Executive Caroline Killeavy has been shortlisted as a regional finalist at the 2019 Forward Ladies national Awards & Summit for her ongoing work with and for Lincolnshire’s community.

Caroline, who has led YMCA Lincolnshire for almost two years, is a contender for Public Sector/Academia/Not for Profit Leader in the Midlands region.

Her role involves providing strategic direction, leadership and ongoing support to YMCA Lincolnshire in its not-for-profit projects, including those in health and wellbeing, youth, childcare, accommodation and training services.

The Forward Ladies Awards & Summit, now in its 10th year, is designed to demonstrate enterprise, talent and innovation from across the region’s thriving business community.

Caroline said: “I’m delighted to have been nominated for the Forward Ladies awards, and to have the work of YMCA Lincolnshire celebrated in such a way – especially as we mark its 150th year – is wonderful.

“We have worked very hard this year to support those in need across Lincolnshire, and to provide opportunities to those who have struggled to thrive. I’m looking forward to meeting all of the deserving and inspiring nominees.”

The Forward Ladies Awards & Summit takes place at the Hyatt Regency in Birmingham on Friday 4th October. 


Notes for editors:

  • Founded in 1869, YMCA Lincolnshire is celebrating its 150th anniversary year in 2019.
  • Lincolnshire was originally home to two separate YMCA’s – Lincoln YMCA and Stamford YMCA. The two branches merged in 2005 to become YMCA Lincolnshire.
  • In 2013 YMCA Lincolnshire joined with The Nomad Trust. ‘Nomad’ as it is now called, is a project of YMCA Lincolnshire.
  • Every year YMCA Lincolnshire provides nearly 300 people with supported accommodation, in addition to providing emergency shelter to 270 homeless people each year.
  • YMCA Lincolnshire provides a range of support, services and facilities within the county, including accommodation and housing support, childcare, fitness, workplace and CPD training, top class conferencing and events services, outstanding youth and family services.
  • For more information about YMCA Lincolnshire, please visit www.lincsymca.co.uk, the YMCA Lincolnshire Facebook page or follow @LincsYMCA on Twitter.

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