We are overwhelmed with gratitude for an extraordinary year celebrating our 250th Anniversary. Each moment was made possible by your support. Whether you attended an event, shared our stories, supported our mission, or simply cheered us on. Thank you. Happy New Year! 🎉✨

This month we celebrate the heroes honoured at this year’s Annual General Court, including those who prevented suicides, rescued people from burning buildings and stopped a knifeman in a school. Watch their powerful stories & support here:

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“I volunteered to place myself in those situations. I knew what was asked of me. But the amazing people being recognised today were thrust into their experiences without the same levels of warning or preparedness.”. @wiseshow talk on courage at the AGC 🎖️

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"I’ve spoken to all of them and their families”. Chairman Rupert Novis reflects on the importance of recognising bravery. #royalhumanesociety #humanity #charity #bravery #rhsawards2025.

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Looking for stories that will inspire and astonish you?. Bravery Beyond Belief is the perfect summer page-turner, featuring powerful true stories spanning 250 years of courage, resilience and the human spirit. Order here: 

Seen our latest impact report?. Last year, the Society recognised 1,063 acts of bravery that together saved 440 lives. Every award tells a story of selflessness, courage and their incredible humanity. Discover more here: #Humanity #Charity

"One of my favourite days of the year". Chairman Rupert Novis reflects on the Society's Annual General Court. #RoyalHumaneSociety #Humanity #Charity #Bravery #RHSAwards2025.

Forthcoming!. Keep an eye on our socials and website for behind the scenes interviews with real life heroes. #RHSAwards2025 #RoyalHumaneSociety #RoyalHumaneSocietyAward #Humanity #Charity #Bravery

In August, as many of us head to the coast for rest & relaxation, we also take time to honour the brave individuals who risk their lives to save others by - or in - the sea. Take a moment to watch & share the selected stories of real-life bravery.

It was a pleasure to gather at the iconic Queen’s Club for the Society's Away Day. Our Trustees, guests and secretariat, all of whom work so hard throughout the year came together for an inspiring day to review recent nominations, plan for the future and have a little fun!

The Spark of Life celebrates extraordinary acts of bravery with a beautiful rose. By supporting this initiative, you brighten your garden & help us continue recognising those who put others first often at great personal risk. Learn more & support:

Insp. James McKenna rushed to the scene of a crash on the M4, rescuing a girl and bravely trying to save a boy trapped inside. He was recognised at the Annual General Court this year for his courage. Full story coming soon: #RHSAwards2025 . @ASPolice

Elliot Harris and Jessica Neal showed remarkable courage as they battled heavy seas in the Channel Islands to rescue a woman in distress. Their bravery has been recognised at the Society's AGC. Watch this space for the full story of these remarkable young heroes.

In the dark of night, a man jumped from Waterloo Bridge into the Thames. Stefan Majczak acted instantly, going in after him. In recent years, the Society has seen a rise in cases like this, so it was important to recognise Stefan at the AGC for his courageous rescue.

When a fire broke out, Stephen Whitehouse ran towards the danger, not once, but multiple times rescuing a couple and their dog. Recognised at the AGC for his extraordinary bravery, watch this space for the full story coming soon:. #RHSAwards2025

In the face of a sudden storm off the coast of #Malta, diving instructor Marcus Kitching-Howe risked his life to save multiple divers in peril. Recognised at the AGC for his extraordinary bravery, watch this space for the full story coming soon:.

We were honoured to have the.@HaberdashersCo Beadle officiate our AGC. With silver-topped staff in hand & centuries of tradition behind him, the Beadle stands as an enduring symbol of Livery honour & ceremony. @wiseshow .

Each month we feature a themed selection of amazing stories of lifesaving & bravery. The theme for July is Animals!. Take a moment to listen and share:

PC Daniel Burdett didn’t think twice when he jumped onto live train tracks to save a life, risking his own. Daniel was recognised at this year's AGC with a Police Medal & Bronze Medal. #RHSAwards2025 . @metpoliceuk @MPFed