Nominate Volunteers for a King’s Award
If you’re ready to shine a deserved light on the incredible work volunteers do in our community you need to join us for an essential information session on the King’s Award for Voluntary Service (KAVS) —the highest and most prestigious honour a volunteer-led organisation in the UK can achieve!
This special event takes place at Hays, One Colmore Square Birmingham B4 6AJ, is brought to you in partnership by Birmingham Voluntary Service Council (BVSC) and Witton Lodge Community Association (WLCA) and will be a definitive guide for understanding and 
securing this ultimate recognition for Birmingham’s finest volunteer groups.
Why You Should Attend
This session is the perfect way to learn more about the KAVS, including:
- The criteria that makes a volunteer group eligible.
- How and who you can nominate to receive this esteemed lifetime recognition.
- Hearing directly from BVSC and WLCA about the significance of this award and the nomination process.
KAVS is issued once a year to celebrate groups that have made a significant impact and a lasting difference to people and places. Previous sessions, like one recently held at Perry Common Community Hall, have highlighted the true prestige and enduring legacy of the award for the groups that receive it.
You Can Reward Our Unsung Heroes
If you are a Birmingham resident, or work in the city and know of any amazing volunteer groups who deserve this recognition, this is your chance to give something back to the unsung heroes who work so hard and tirelessly to make life better for all of us.
Let’s work together to ensure Birmingham’s outstanding volunteers get the recognition they deserve!
For more information on the KAVS, visit the official website at https://kavs.dcms.gov.uk/.
For a flavour of what to expect at next week’s event, click on the video below to hear from people who attended the last KAVS information session at Perry Common Community Hall.
