Nominations sought for exceptional women in Kingston & Islands
The government of Ontario is recognizing the women and girls who are making a difference in their communities. Nominations are now open for the annual Leading Women/Leading Girls Building Communities Recognition program, an award for women and girls who are improving the lives of others through volunteer work. Since its launch in 2006, nearly 1000 women and girls from across Ontario have been recognized for their exceptional contributions to their communities.
Individuals, organizations, schools and community groups are encouraged to contact Kingston and the Islands MPP Sophie Kiwala for information on how they can nominate Kingston area women for this award. The nomination period begins now and closes January 20, 2018. The Leading Women/ Leading Girls Building Communities Recognition Program honours girls under the age of 18 and women 18 years and older.
“The leadership of women and girls is essential to creating a fair society and strong economy in Ontario. I am honoured to recognize women and girls in my community through the Leading Women/Leading Girls Building Communities Recognition Program,” said Kiwala. Nomination forms are available at MPP Kiwala's constituency office at LaSalle Mews, unit #2 at 303 Bagot St or at this link.
