Kids in Community Awards 2011
Nominees are expected to attend their awards night
NORTHERN RIVERS
Nominations close: 5 pm Wednesday 4th May 2011
Awards ceremony: Wednesday 29th June 2011, Lismore Workers Club
Tweed Shire
Nominations close: 5pm Friday 24th June 2011
Awards ceremony: Thursday 1st September 2011
Categories | Who can be nominated? | How are the nominations judged? | Nominee Benefits | Online Nomination Form | Download Northern Rivers Form | Download Tweed Shire Nomination Form | Map
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How to nominate
Simply review the criteria for nomination in the Who can be nominated?, then download Northern Rivers nomination form or complete an online form.Post Tweed Shire downloaded forms to: Kids in Community Inc (Tweed Shire),
PO Box 995, Murwillumbah 2484
Fax: 6670 2330
Email: tweedshire@kic.com.au
Post Lismore downloaded forms to: Kids in Community Inc,
P.O. Box 950, Lismore 2480
Fax: 6625 1404
Email: nominations@kic.com.au
For further information or to contact a KIC committee member
Who can be nominated?
Nominees for KIC Awards Must Tick All Boxes:
Live within the Northern Rivers or Tweed Shire Region (See maps)
Have made a contribution during the last 12 months
Consent to being nominated
Expect to attend the Awards Night (Lismore 30 June 2010, Tweed Shire 2 September 2010)
Provide a passport-style photo with application – an original photo or digital format (300+ dpi)
Nominees in Young People Category Must:
Be aged between 13 and 25 years
Nominees in Community Category Must:
Be nominated by someone aged 13-25 years
Nominees in Media Reporting Category Must:
Relate to publications/ broadcasts, during the last 12 months, in the Northern Rivers region featuring local young people (aged 13-25 years)
Tweed Shire Map
Northern Rivers Map
How are the nominations judged?
KIC has appointed a panel of judges with expertise, knowledge and experience in youth issues, from across the geographical zones of the Northern Rivers region. The judges review all the nominations, assessing the information provided in relation to the degree to which the nominee’s contribution:
- inspires, engages and/or includes other young people
- goes beyond their normal school or work activities
- makes an impact in their community
- helps more disadvantaged or excluded groups/ individuals
- fosters better relationships between different social, ethnic or cultural groups
Judges also consider the level of personal challenges faced by each nominee and the likely psychological impact of receiving the award. Ultimately, they select a winner for each category & age division, as well as for two Judges’ Choice Awards:
Bronwyn Donaghy Memorial Award
Bronwyn Donaghy Memorial Award – recognising an “all-rounder” who contributes to the community in a variety of ways.
Encouragement Award
Encouragement Award – encouraging the ongoing participation of a young person less often acknowledged.
ALL DECISIONS ARE FINAL AND NO CORRESPONDENCE WILL BE ENTERED INTO.
Nominee Benefits
All nominees will receive a certificate and prize bag at the Awards Night. Individual nominees will receive 1 FREE ticket to the Awards Night, with young people also receiving 1-2 extra FREE tickets for family &/or friends to come along and support them. Group nominees will receive up to 4 FREE tickets to the Awards Night.