A former Army medic from Cardiff who supports veterans, homeless and vulnerable families has won an award for her volunteer work throughout the pandemic. Paula Massey from Thornhill, Cardiff has been nominated for the Specsavers UK Smile Maker for her efforts during the pandemic to help provide food, clothing and homewares for vulnerable people. The 57-year-old, who who runs UMT…
Paula Massey was awarded the £1,000 prize by Martin and Roman Kemp
A Cardiff woman has this week been named a ‘smile maker’ by Specsavers UK for her work in the local community.
Paula Massey, 57, from Thornhill, dedicates her time and money to helping those in need, putting together parcels of food and clothes for vulnerable families in Cardiff.
Ms Massey said: “I am absolutely thrilled to have been nominated and to win. It means so much to me that people view me as a Smile Maker – my main goal has always been to make my local community smile whilst helping others so to be rewarded like this is fantastic.”
