Nominations Open To Recognise Hume's Young Leaders

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Nominations for the 2025 Hume Young Leaders Awards are open to celebrate the leadership and contributions young people in Hume are making to their communities.

The annual celebration invites nominations for young people living in Hume aged 12-24 who are advocating for, and leading change within their communities and across our city.

Nominations can be made on behalf of a young person who you see leading change, or by the leader themselves, to ensure their efforts are recognised.

Recgonising the contributions young people make in our community is also a way of inspiring others, showing them that actions by everyday locals have far-reaching positive impacts.

To capture all the wonderful ways our young eaders are making a difference in Hume, awards will be given in the following categories:

  • Young Advocacy Leader

  • Young Enviornmental Leader

  • Young Creative Leader

  • Young Entrepreneurial Leader

  • Young Sport Leader

  • Young Refugee/Newly Arrived Leader

  • Young Aboriginal Leader

  • Young Group of the Year

In addition, young people new to their leadership journey will also be selected as an Emerging Young Leader and one Young Leader of the Year, will be chosen by an Assessment Panel.

All finalists and their families will be invited to attend an awards ceremony at Town Hall Broadmeadows in September, where category winners will receive a $500 cheque and certificate from Hume City Council.

Quotes attributable to Hume City Mayor, Councillor Jarrod Bell:

"Hume's young leaders are people who are fearless when it comes to addressing needs and inequalities in our community in the pursuit of effecting change.

"We're looking for nominees for our Young Leader Awards that have shown they are leading by example, setting a standard that others can follow.

"If you know someone who is exemplary when it comes to their work in the community, please nominate them so that they can be recognised."

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