Godspromise has won several awards in recognition for her vision of how to implement change in youth culture within London. During the wake of gun and knife violence in London, Godspromise decided to tackle this issue by mentoring gang members and reintegrating them into work/education with hope for a better future. To add to that, during the pandemic she created and released a redundancy programme at no costs during the pandemic to help people get back into the working world. As part of the programme, she provided CV Support, Personal Statements, interview techniques, provision of volunteering experience and much more. As a result, she was celebrated at Times Square international women’s day and also won the SheaMoistureUK Keyworker award. Godspromise was invited to speak at the University of Southampton and was amongst the speakers at the 'Keep Our Youths Safe' event alongside several mayors and councillors and honoured Youth Ambassador for 'The Good Samaritan Foundation'. A significant achievement to note is being awarded the mentoring and advice award as well as the Big Essex Gold award from the University of Essex for mentoring and support work for the community. Subsequently, due to her vision on how to implement change in London Godspromise was invited to the Lord Mayor’s Dragons Award. She was recognised for her work within her community and the impact it has had on society amongst other companies such as NatWest, Metro Bank & Allen and Overy by Lord, Lady Mayoress Alderman Charles & Mrs Samantha bowman. Godspromise landed her first international podcast, a feature on USA’ very own iheartRadio. Godspromise is currently nominated for the Venus Award - Coined by Channel 4 as “the working women’s Oscars”, We are the City Rising Star Nominee and has recently been interviewed on BBC Radio for her impact.