Naima Ben-Moussa helps families affected by domestic violence and encourages woman to learn a trade
She said being fostered had "saved her life" and inspired her current career.
"Because of my own trauma that I've been through, it takes a little while for things like getting an award to sink in," she said. Last year, she set up a charity called Rebuilding Lives UK which works alongside organisations such as Women's Aid to help domestic abuse survivors renovate their homes, following violence.
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