Wintringham CEO and Founder, Bryan Lipmann AM has today been awarded the Beth Thomson Lifetime Achievement Award, as part of the 2019 Victorian Homelessness Achievement Awards held in Melbourne.
The Beth Thomson Lifetime Achievement Award recognises sector leaders with passion for creating exceptional responses to homelessness, which is matched by dedication to those served. Over the course of their careers, these leaders have shown commitment and leadership in providing effective and empowering responses to homelessness in Victoria.
Bryan’s fierce determination and firm belief in social justice for all, regardless of financial means or background, has been constant, not only over the past 30 years since creating Wintringham, but also throughout his previous experience as a social worker.
The benefits of Bryan’s advocacy work and his genuine passion to give all elderly Australians a quality service and a home until stumps are evident every single day throughout Wintringham; the team is extremely proud of his achievements.
Congratulations Bryan for your perseverance, dedication and unwavering personal strength to continue advocating for the fundamental human rights of the elderly homeless.