This prestigious award acknowledges his inspirational career as a disability rights champion and social entrepreneur. Notably, the University of Kent stated "This is by some margin the single largest and most impactful change in the treatment of disabled people in the history of the NHS."

This prestigious ranking by the Shaw Trust identified Dr. Kanodia as one of the most powerful and influential disabled people in the UK, highlighting his significant contributions to disability rights.

This inclusion recognizes Dr. Kanodia as a leading voice in promoting diversity and inclusion within the technology sector. It acknowledges his work in ensuring that the benefits of technology reach everyone, regardless of disability.

This award recognizes Dr. Kanodia's achievements in creating positive social change through his business ventures, demonstrating how social entrepreneurship can drive impactful progress in the area of disability inclusion.

This award from TiE London acknowledges Dr. Kanodia's impact in using innovative solutions to address social challenges related to disability. It highlights his ability to combine business acumen with a deep commitment to social good.

Dr. Kush Kanodia's work on London's ULEZ earned him an award for Campaigner of the Year by the Sheila McKechnie Foundation. For the campaign that he started and lead that created reasonable adjustments for disabled people.

Kush Kanodia's dedication to disability advocacy earned him a prestigious honor. He was chosen as a torchbearer for the 2012 Paralympic Games in London, carrying the flame that symbolized the spirit of the Paralympics.

Rethink Mental Illness & North West London ICB has been officially named as the “Gold” winner of the Best Mental Health Partnership with the NHS at the HSJ Partnership Awards 2024.

Dr Kush Kanodia was highly commended for the MBA Leadership Award with the Association of MBAs and the Business Graduates Association in 2022.