The founder of a food bank was given a special day of recognition with a visit to the Houses of Parliament.
Isaac, who set up Friends of Isaac’s Food Bank CIC, was invited to Westminster by Redditch and the Villages MP Chris Bloore.
During the visit, Mr Bloore arranged a surprise meeting with Sir Lindsay Hoyle, speaker of the House of Commons.
Mr Bloore said: "Isaac is a real hero in our community.
"Through Friends of Isaac’s Food Bank, he’s shown incredible dedication and compassion, ensuring that no one in Redditch faces hardship alone.
"It was a privilege to invite him to Parliament to celebrate all he has achieved — and to thank him personally on behalf of everyone in our town.
"Seeing Isaac meet the speaker was a wonderful moment, and I hope it’s a day he will always remember."
Isaac founded Friends of Isaac’s Food Bank in 2020 to help tackle food insecurity.
Since then, the CIC has become a vital source of support for people in need across the community.
Mr Bloore said: "Isaac’s story shows that age is no barrier to making a difference.
"As a young social entrepreneur, he has combined compassion with initiative to help others, setting an inspiring example for us all.
"I hope this visit encourages more people in Redditch to get involved in supporting their neighbours."
Isaac and his family described the day as 'amazing' and said it would be 'a memory treasured for a very long time.'
The speaker’s office said it was delighted to welcome such a dedicated young volunteer to Parliament.
Mr Bloore said: "Supporting local community groups is one of the best parts of my job.
"People like Isaac truly represent the best of Redditch and I couldn’t be prouder to champion their work in Parliament."
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