The Diana Award is a prestigious accolade established in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales, to honor young individuals aged 9 to 25 who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to social action or humanitarian efforts. Founded in 1999, the award celebrates and supports young changemakers striving to make a positive difference in their communities and beyond.

Award and Development Programs

Beyond the recognition, The Diana Award offers various programs to empower young people:

• Anti-Bullying Program: This initiative encourages young people to lead change in attitudes and behaviors related to bullying, fostering safer and more inclusive environments.
• Mentoring Program: Aims to develop career skills among young individuals while promoting positive community impact through structured guidance and support.
• Young Changemakers Program: Focuses on addressing mental health inequalities experienced by young people from racialized communities, promoting well-being and resilience.

Nomination Process

Nominations for The Diana Award are accepted from individuals who know the nominee in a professional capacity, such as teachers or youth workers. Nominees must be between 9 and 25 years old and have been engaged in their social action efforts for a minimum of 12 months. The nomination process involves providing detailed evidence of the nominee’s impact, leadership, and commitment to their cause.

Application Timeline

While nominations for the 2024 Diana Award have concluded, the next nomination cycle is scheduled to open in 2025. Prospective nominators are encouraged to prepare by gathering comprehensive information about the nominee’s activities and impact. Detailed guidelines and updates on the nomination process will be available on The Diana Award’s official website.

For more information about The Diana Award, its programs, and the nomination process, please visit the official website: https://diana-award.org.uk/.