NT Volunteer of the Year Awards
The NT Volunteer of the Year Awards celebrate exemplary volunteer work and recognise the contribution that volunteers make to communities in the Northern Territory (NT).
The awards are an initiative of Volunteering SA&NT and are sponsored by the Northern Territory Government.
The awards recognise the following categories.
Top End and Central Australia award categories
There are four individual categories and one organisation category:
- Chief Minister's Volunteer of the Year Award
- Chief Minister's Youth Volunteer of the Year Award
- Medal for Emergency Service Volunteer Award
- Community Volunteer Organisation of the Year
- NT Volunteer Certificate of Appreciation.
NT-wide award categories
There are two individual categories and one organisation category:
- Lifetime Contribution to Volunteering Award
- Excellence in Volunteer Management Award
- Northern Territory Corporate Volunteer Team of the Year.
An overall NT winner will be selected from finalists and receive the Chief Minister's Volunteer of the Year Award.
How to nominate
To nominate an individual or organisation, go to the Volunteering SA&NT website.
When to nominate
Nominations open in June each year.
When and where the awards will take place
Awards will be held in two locations:
- Central Australia
- Top End - Darwin.
Contact
To find out more about the awards, go to the Volunteering SA&NT website.
Last updated: 31 January 2020