Last Updated on June 10, 2026, 8:02 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Nevisian Singer and Songwriter, Abena Amory has been honored with the prestigious “Making Your Country Proud Award” at the EnVogue Gala. The gala was hosted on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
Amory has been known to the creative community for her work in music and creativity. She has made a name for herself not only in St Kitts and Nevis but also within the rest of the Caribbean.
Amory received the award and was presented by the Barbados and Friends Mental Health Awareness Association USA, Inc. The organisation is known for its annual fundraising and cultural initiatives that support mental health awareness.
The organisation has also worked in the field of community wellness, and providing back-to-school assistance for underserved children.
The officials have shared that the award and recognition was more than a personal achievement for Abena Amory. The officials have shared that the award was a deeply meaningful acknowledgment of the work that she continues to do through music, advocacy, and community inspiration.
The award winning musician, singer and songwriter spoke to the media after receiving the honor. She highlighted that she was delighted to have received the award from Barbados and Friends Mental Health Awareness Association USA, Inc.
“Receiving this recognition was truly meaningful, especially because it acknowledges the work I am passionate about. To be recognized for these efforts is both humbling and inspiring.”
The Nevisian artist thanked the organisers of the gala event, supporters, and all who contributed to making the evening memorable. She shared the credit for her award with people across the region who have worked in the field of mental health.
“I share this honour with all those who continue to champion mental health awareness, reduce stigma, and help create stronger, healthier communities,” she said. “I am proud to accept this award and remain committed to making a positive difference.”
Abena Amory has worked hard over a course of years to become one of Nevis’ most promising creative voices. Her style blends reggae, soca, and soul music into a distinctive sound rooted in Caribbean emotion, rhythm, and storytelling.
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