Community Achievement Awards 2026 Nominations Open!!
Updated: Aug 11
Do you know a volunteer who works hard in their community and deserves a community achievement? Do you know a local project or charity that deserves some recognition for the work that they do?
You can nominate either Volunteers or Projects for a Rotherham Community Achievement Award. The nominations are now open for the 2026 awards and you can choose one of the following categories:
Under 25 years volunteer
Over 25 years volunteer
Project
You can make more than one nomination. For those who would like to submit a hard copy of their nomination you can print off the attached form and hand it in at Reception here at VAR, The Spectrum, Coke Hill Rotherham S30 2HX, or you can fill in our online nomination form by clicking the link below.
Completing the form only takes a few minutes. The deadline for nominations is Friday 21st August
We look forward to hearing from you.
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