The Allan Labor Government is recognising 28 outstanding Victorian volunteers who have generously given their time and skills to make this state an even better place to live.
Minister for Carer and Volunteers Ros Spence today announced the nominees for the 2023 Volunteering Awards which recognise community organisations and volunteers for the enormous contribution they make to Victorian communities and the economy.
This year there are 28 individuals and 24 organisations nominated as finalists across eight categories:
Volunteer Commitment
Volunteer Impact
Volunteer Leadership
Young Volunteer
Grassroots Volunteering
Inclusive Volunteering
Volunteering Innovation
Volunteering Partnerships.
One individual and one organisation will be named the Premier’s Volunteer Champions of the year at a function to be held at Government House on 27 February. For the full list of finalists, visit volunteeringvictoria.org.au/awards
The 2023 Volunteering Awards are managed by Volunteering Victoria with the support of the Labor Government.
As stated by Minister for Carers and Volunteers Ros Spence
“Volunteers plays a vital role in our community and these awards celebrate the incredible achievements of our hard-working volunteers.”
“It’s been through the resilience and innovation of our wonderful volunteers that many of our community organisations have been able to continue to provide great service.”
As stated by Volunteering Victoria Chief Executive Geoff Sharp
“We are pleased to partner with the Allan Labor Government and Government House for a joyous celebration. These awards celebrate the outstanding contributions of Victoria’s volunteers, acknowledging their selfless care and immense impact on building stronger, more connected communities.”
