With only a day left, the clock is ticking for the inaugural Multicultural Youth Awards. This event, designed to celebrate the achievements of young Australians from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, is fast approaching its nomination deadline. If you know a young person making waves in their community, now is the time to ensure they get the recognition they deserve.
The Multicultural Youth Awards are a unique platform, shining a spotlight on the contributions of young Australians aged 16 to 30. With the ceremony set to take place at Parliament House Victoria in October, this is more than just an awards night—it’s a celebration of the future of Australia’s multicultural landscape.
The awards span a wide range of categories, ensuring that the many ways young people contribute to society are acknowledged. Among the categories are the Implementing Aboriginal Self-Determination Award, which honours young individuals or youth services dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities, and the Sportsperson of the Year, recognising the excellence and commitment of young athletes who not only excel in their sport but also contribute to the wider sports community. There’s also the Young Apprentice/Vocational Award, celebrating those who have demonstrated outstanding dedication and skill in their vocational or apprenticeship journey. These categories, along with ten others, offer a chance to recognise those who are shaping the future with their talents, passions, and hard work.
This event isn’t merely about accolades; it’s about empowering and uplifting the next generation of leaders. Young Australians are at the forefront of driving change across communities, and this is the moment to celebrate their efforts. Whether through sports, vocational achievements, or cultural contributions, these awards acknowledge the diverse ways in which young people are making a difference.
As the nomination deadline of Saturday, 31 August, approaches, the organisers are calling on everyone to think about the young people in their lives who deserve recognition. Whether it’s a rising star in sports or a young entrepreneur breaking new ground, this is the time to shine a light on their achievements.
The awards ceremony, scheduled for 5 October, promises to be a significant event, bringing together some of the most inspiring young Australians under one roof. Don’t let this opportunity pass by—nominate a deserving young person today and be part of a celebration that honours the diversity and leadership of Australia’s youth.
Spread the word, nominate, and get ready to celebrate the future of Australia at the Multicultural Youth Awards. The future is bright, and it’s time to recognise those who are lighting the way.
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