The Centre for Reconciliation Receives Nomination for the 2025 World Youth Clubs Promise Awards

The Centre for Reconciliation is proud to announce its nomination for the prestigious 2025 World Youth Clubs (WYC) Promise Awards, which recognise organisations around the world that inspire young people, shape future leaders, and exemplify outstanding service and commitment to youth development.

This international recognition celebrates the Centre’s ongoing efforts to foster reconciliation, empower communities, and create opportunities for youth engagement and leadership. The nomination reflects the dedication of its team, volunteers, and partners who work tirelessly to promote understanding, inclusion, and positive social impact.

“We are honoured to be recognised among global leaders who are shaping a brighter future for young people. This achievement has been made possible through our collaboration with LCVYS and our shared focus on inclusion and youth engagement for cross-cultural understanding, peace, and community connection,” said Subash Chellaiah, Executive Director of The Centre for Reconciliation. “This nomination reinforces our belief in the power of dialogue, empathy, and youth-led change to build more peaceful and connected communities.”

The World Youth Clubs Promise Awards highlight affiliates that demonstrate innovation, commitment, and measurable impact in their service to youth. While only a select few advance as finalists, all nominees are celebrated for their transformative work and contribution to the global youth movement.

The official Certificate of Nomination has been presented to The Centre for Reconciliation as a symbol of this achievement and the organisation’s ongoing role in creating lasting positive change.

About the World Youth Clubs Promise Awards

The World Youth Clubs Promise Awards honour exceptional organisations and individuals who embody the spirit of youth empowerment and community service worldwide. Nominees are recognised for their dedication to inspiring young people, engaging volunteers, and building a better future for all.