FIFH Malmö wins this year's Malmö I Love You Prize

The parasports association FIFH Malmö has been awarded this year's Malmö I Love You Prize for its work on community and inclusion.

The prize was presented at La Fonderies outdoor seating area in Västra Hamnen in Malmö. John Taylor introduced nominees including the street festival NGBG and Backakåken before Henrik Möller handed over the award.

The jury motivation highlighted the association's long-term efforts. It stressed that a stronger society is built when more people are included and individuals grow on their own terms.

Thomas Jönsson, operations manager, said it feels really good and that Malmö means a lot to them. The association turns 70 this year and plans to use the prize money for child and youth activities.

Peter Nilsson, also operations manager, emphasized that they never stand still and aim to include as many people as possible.

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