Ann Coffey will receive the King's Award for Voluntary Services as leader of the Sunshine Group.
A cancer survivor has offered advice to King Charles after her charity received the King's Award for Voluntary Services.
"Our group addresses the social, emotional and psychological side of the disease – that is something which really needed to be developed." King Charles has been receiving treatment for cancer since February, and Ms Coffey said a group like Sunshine could help."I wonder if he’s in a group like ours, because he would benefit from it.Former head teacher Ms Coffey, also a finalist in the BBC’s Make A Difference Awards, was asked to take over the Sunshine Group in 2013 when it had only six members.
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