The Nigerian Community Association in Bradford has honoured Oluwaseun Dosunmu with the prestigious Community Service Award at its yearly awards ceremony, marking Nigeria’s Independence Anniversary

Dosunmu, the Founder and Well-being Lead at The Care Inn and Centre for Wellbeing, Arts and Culture, was recognised for his exceptional leadership and commitment to advancing community well-being, as well as promoting arts and cultural development across West Yorkshire.

Through his work at The Care Inn, Dosunmu has led a range of innovative initiatives designed to support mental health, nurture creativity, and provide platforms for local talent.

His efforts have positioned him as a driving force in strengthening community cohesion and cultural expression in the region.

In accepting the award, Dosunmu appreciated the Association for finding him worthy of such a prestigious award. His words: “I am delighted to have received this award.

More importantly, I am elated about the amazing work we are doing here in Bradford and the huge impact it is having in promoting local talent, well-being, and creativity. This recognition will propel us to continue to expand our efforts and achieve even greater impacts.”

The award underscored the growing influence of The Care Inn and Centre for Wellbeing, Arts and Culture in shaping Bradford’s cultural landscape and supporting the health and resilience of its communities.