The daily Points of Light award recognises outstanding individual volunteers - people who are making a change in their community.
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21 October 2019
1268. Kiko Matthews (London)
Mobilising volunteers to clean the coastline
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18 October 2019
Commonwealth Point of Light 115.
Neville Charlton (Jamaica)
Mobilising young people to volunteer
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18 October 2019
1266. Shelley Simmonds (Essex)
1267. Fraser Simmonds (Essex)
Raising awareness of Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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17 October 2019
1265. Madeline Hayes (Inverness)
Helping disabled people learn new digital skills
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16 October 2019
1263. Alan Went (Colchester)
1264. Beryl Went (Colchester)
Helping people in Uganda stay on in education
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15 October 2019
1262. Allen Parton (Petersfield)
Providing trained assistance dogs for disabled veterans and emergency services personnel
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Her Majesty The Queen, as Head of the Commonwealth, is thanking individual volunteers across the 53 Commonwealth nations for the difference they are making in their communities and beyond.
One outstanding volunteer from each of these countries was recognised with Commonwealth Points of Light awards running up to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London, April 2018. Following the success of this programme, Her Majesty The Queen has decided to continue this work and award one volunteer from each Commonwealth country every week leading up to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Rwanda in 2020.
Select the flags on the map below to find out more about each of the winners.
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