The countdown is on for people to nominate young heroes in their community for the Sunday Mail Young Scot Awards 2020, which recognises extraordinary young people aged 11-26 who are making a real difference in the lives of others.
The Sunday Mail and Young Scot are calling on locals to shine a light on the outstanding contributions made by young people across categories including; Sports, Enterprise, Entertainment, Equality and Diversity, Health and Wellbeing and many more. Nominations are open on the Young Scot Website but only until February 23.
The winners will be announced at a red carpet event at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on April 23.
It has been revealed that the star-studded event will be hosted by Radio 1 DJ and youth rights activist, Gemma Cairney.
The awards highlight the achievements of young people across Scotland. Winners will join a prestigious list of recipients including actors such as Karen Gillan and Martin Compston, alongside world class athletes including Sir Andy Murray and Olympian Laura Muir.
Louise Macdonald OBE, chief executive of Young Scot, said: “The Sunday Mail Young Scot Awards showcase the incredible young people who contribute so much to our communities. If you know a young person in Scotland who deserves to be recognised - make your nomination today.”
Awards host Gemma Cairney said: “I’m pumped to have been chosen to host the Sunday Mail Young Scot Awards this
year. There’s still time for people across Scotland to nominate young people who
have made a difference to their lives or community - DO IT! I can’t wait to meet your local young heroes.”
To nominate a young person or to get your tickets to the awards, please visit:
youngscotawards.com
