Sir John Monash Awards

• Active Monash
• Inspirational Women's Leadership
• LGBTIQA+ Community Leadership
• Multicultural Champion
• Outstanding Advocate of People with Disabilities
• Positive Ageing Leadership
• Reconciliation Champion
• Sustainability Leadership
• Volunteer of the Year
• Youth Leadership (Young Leader Award (8 - 14 years) and Youth Leadership Award (15 - 25 years)

Guidelines to assist you with your nomination:

• Only one category can be selected (not multiple categories)
• People who were nominated before can be nominated again (Previous winners are unable to be nominated for future awards)
• Ensure contact details are correct
• Highlight your nominee's achievements and provide as much detail as possible
• Describe the positive difference the nominee has made to a community, group, individual or business
• If relevant, include supporting documentation ie. photos, articles and personal references
• Make sure your submission contains at least 250 words
• Council staff and Councillors are not able to be nominated

General Sir John Monash, for whom Monash is named, was a civil engineer and volunteer soldier during World War 1.

By the end of the war, he had risen to the highest rank in the Australian Army and is regarded as one of Australia's greatest heroes. It is only fitting that these awards are named after Sir John Monash.