About the Award     When we recognize and honor our youth for volunteering their    time, their talents to be of service to others in the community, we    encourage our youths who are setting an example of kindness and    decency in our community.
Individuals receive:
	A Certificate of Award
	Their name will be placed permanently on a plaque in the
	Scott County Courthouse
	The winner will be recognized on Wednesday, July 19, 2006
	at the Scott County Free Fair.
	A letter from the President of the Council commending them
for their valuable contribution to the community
Earn the Award
Volunteer your services, your time, your talents to local        community churches, groups or organizations.  To volunteer        means you do not receive compensation for your work.
Look for opportunities where you can best utilize special talents.
Guidelines
Recipients are eligible to receive the award once every 12       months.

Award Recommendations
       Nominations may be submitted by an Scott County organization, churches,
       businesses or individuals.  Nominations made by family members (parents,
       grandparents, brothers, sisters) will not be accepted.

       Nominations will be judged on volunteer work only, doing service work for which
       the nominees are compensated for their time should not be included in the
       description of volunteer work.

     Applications must be submitted by July 10, 2006.  They can be mailed to
      the Scott County Partners for Youth Council, 303 Court Street, Scott City, KS.
      67871.

     For information on how to nominate someone for this award,
      visit our News page.  Applications may be picked up at the County
      Clerk's office in the Court House, Chamber of Commerce Office, USD 466
      Board Office, City Hall or at Alco.  You may also download the
      application and print it to your PC.

Meet the Council
    Council meetings open to the public at 4:00 p.m. the second Tuesday
    of every month.

     Good with computers?  Volunteer to assist non-profit organization
    with computer work.

    Like to read?  Find opportunities to help people less fortunate learn
    to read.

    Contact your local community church and  non-profit organizations
     to ask about available opportunities they may have.  Youth
    Organizations, Day Care Centers, Public Schools, Neighborhood
    Watches, Homeless Shelters, Retirement Centers, Meals on Wheels
    - the possibilities are endless.