This year, Mission of Hope’s Annual Muslim Achievement Awards (AMAAs) will see it held back in its hometown of Sydney. The ceremony will bring together the many wonderful minds and talents of our diverse national community. The AMAAs is a night to proudly celebrate the achievements and contributions of Australian Muslims by highlighting their efforts within the wider community. The 2013 Awards are proudly sponsored and supported by Fresh Poultry and Human Appeal International. Now in its eighth year, the awards were established to recognise excellence and honour service in the community and beyond, and as a way to foster a spirit of leadership in future generations. Past winners include Joanne McKeown, Muslim Village, Amina Elshafei, Waleed Aly, Randa Abdul Fattah, Islamic Museum of Australia, Assmaah Helal, Bilal Hayek and the Islamic Council of Victoria just to name a few. We strongly encourage the public to nominate someone they know that deserves recognition for their outstanding work, not just for recognition but because it highlights the need for more people to be involved in their own communities and excel in their fields. We as Muslims, have a lot to be proud of. The categories include: - Lifetime Achievement Award - Woman of the Year Award - Man of the Year Award - Business of the Year Award - Professional of the Year Award - Role Model of the Year Award - Creative Artist of the Year Award - Media Award of the Year - Community Organisation of the Year - Volunteer of the Year Award - Abyssinian of the Year Award - People’s Choice of the Year Award - Event of the Year Award - New Community Project of the Year Award Fantastic prizes for winners! Nominations are open until 15 September 2013 and they are just a quick click away. So to nominate, please go to: missionofhope.org.au/amaa-2013-nominations-now-open/#more-527 For more details, please do not hesitate to contact the Australian Muslim Achievement Award team at [email protected]
Posted on: Sat, 29 Jun 2013 00:32:19 +0000
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