Queen’s (or King’s) Award for Voluntary Service in the county

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The Queen’s (or King’s) Award for Voluntary Service in the county is a prestigious national honour recognizing outstanding volunteer groups for their exceptional contribution to local communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf award
award
civilian honour
civilian honour
local presentation of a national honour
national honour
national honour
administeredBy UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport
surface form: Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

UK government
alsoKnownAs QAVS
announcementTime around the monarch’s official birthday
approvedBy the monarch
awardComponents certificate signed by the monarch
crystal award
basedOn King’s Award for Voluntary Service
King’s Award for Voluntary Service
surface form: Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service
country United Kingdom
United Kingdom
eligibility groups of two or more people
groups providing a specific benefit in their local community
volunteer groups
volunteer groups
eligibilityRegion Channel Islands (crown dependencies)
surface form: Channel Islands

Channel Islands (crown dependencies)
surface form: Channel Islands

Isle of Man (crown dependency)
surface form: Isle of Man

Isle of Man (crown dependency)
surface form: Isle of Man

United Kingdom
United Kingdom
establishedBy Elizabeth II
frequency annual
annual
monarchAtInstitution Charles Philip Arthur George
surface form: Charles III

Elizabeth II
namedAfter Queen Elizabeth
surface form: the Queen
presentationBy Lord Lieutenant
surface form: Lord-Lieutenant

Lord Lieutenant
surface form: Lord-Lieutenant
presentationLevel county
county
previousName King’s Award for Voluntary Service
surface form: Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service
purpose to recognise excellence in voluntary activities carried out by groups in the community
recognises exceptional contribution to local communities
exceptional contribution to local communities
exceptional contribution to local communities within the county
outstanding voluntary service
volunteer groups
volunteer groups
scope local communities
volunteer groups within a specific county
selectionInvolves independent national committee
local assessment panels
status most prestigious national award for voluntary groups in the UK
successor King’s Award for Voluntary Service
yearEstablished 2002

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Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire confers Queen’s (or King’s) Award for Voluntary Service in the county
Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall supports Queen’s (or King’s) Award for Voluntary Service in the county
this entity surface form: King’s Award for Voluntary Service nominations in Cornwall