Rotary Young Citizen

Information about several Rotary Awards

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Rotary Young Citizen Awards

These awards recognise young people under the age of 25 who have demonstrated positive citizenship, personal achievements, assumed important responsibilities, undertaken community activities or otherwise stood out as exceptional.  There are no set categories for these awards and in the past young people have been recognised who have been  champions in their school or local community, young carers, fundraisers, volunteers, or young people who have shown courage in some way.

In addition to the Rotary Young Citizen Awards, there are three specific awards, as set out below, all also for young individuals or groups under the age of 25.

Rotary Young Citizen Sporting Hero Award recognises the achievements and contribution of a sports participant or group of participants, or an individual group who is enabling others to participate in sport.  Nominees will, in some way, have achieved exceptional things in the world of sport, be it able-bodied or disability sport.

Rotary Young Citizen Peacemaker Award reflects Rotary’s focus on promoting peace.  It recognises young people who have made a significant contribution by building peace and understanding, whether in their school, local community or internationally.

Rotary Young Citizen Environmentalist Award reflects Rotary’s commitment to the Environment.  It recognises young individuals or groups who are passionate about protecting the environment and are taking action to make a difference.

2024-5 Rotary Young Citizen Awards Information Pack will be available shortly.  Contact your local Rotary club to find out more and to get the 2024/25 Nomination Form


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