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Countries
Africa
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Countries
Americas
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Countries
Europe, Mediterranean and Arab States (EMAS)
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Cty TNHH Giao Duc Dao Tao Ngan Ha (The ABC International School)
The British International School Co. Ltd
British International School Hanoi
Thien Huong Education JSC (BVIS- HCMC)
British Vietnamese International School, Hanoi - Royal City Campus
Horizon International Bilingual School
Traidhos Three-Generation Community for Learning
KIS International School
Amnuay Silpa School
St Stephen's International School, Bangkok
Bangkok Patana School
Bromsgrove International School
Harrow International School Bangkok
Headstart International School Phuket
Lanna International School
Ruamrudee International School
The Regent's School - Rama 9
Bangkok International Preparatory and Secondary School (Bangkok Prep)
Charter International School
Singapore International School of Bangkok
NIST International School
Hua Hin International School
Regents International School Pattaya
Anglo Singapore International School
Traill International School
UWC Thailand International School
Shrewsbury International School Bangkok
British International Co Ltd (Operating as British International School, Phuket)
Varee Chiang Mai International School
Rugby School Thailand
St Andrews International School Bangna
Hands Management Co. Ltd
Ivy Collegiate Academy
Kang Chiao International School
Taipei European School
Kang Chiao International School - Linkou Campus
Gateway International School (Private) Ltd.
The Overseas School of Colombo
The British School in Colombo
Sri Lanka
National Youth Awards Division of the National Youth Service Council (Ministry of National Policies and Economic Affairs) 65 High Level Road Maharagama Sri Lanka
Sekolah Antarabangsa Lodge (Lodge International School)
HELP International School
GEMS International School of Pearl City Penang
Sri KDU Sdn Bhd (Sri KDU International School)
Tenby Ipoh International School
Tenby International School
Straits International School
Tenby World Sdn Bhd
Prince of Wales Island International School
Tunku Putra School
Taylor's International School, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Ministry of Youth and Sports Malaysia Level 12 KBS Tower, No. 25 Persiaran Perdana Precinct 4, Federal Government Administrative Center 62570 Putrajaya
Australia is the oldest Award operator outside the UK, having recently celebrated their 60th anniversary in 2019. Australia became a member of the International Forum in 1961 and was a founding member of the International Award Association in 1988 (the inaugural meeting being held in Brisbane). The Award operates in all eight States and Territories with over 300,000 young Australians completing their Award since 1959. The Award continues to grow and gain popularity in Australia as the National Operator continues to develop strategic partnerships within the Sports, Tertirary Education and Employment sectors. Approximately 25,000 young people register to do the Award each year, and Australia hopes to double this number by 2023. Today, approximatley 800,000 young Australians have completed their Award.
Australia address:
Suit 3, Level 33 Aurora Place 88 Philip Street Sydney NSW 2000
In 2019, the Award in Bangladesh celebrated their 10th anniversary. Since inception, over 15,000 young Bangladeshis have taken part in the award and over 2,000 have completed their Award journey. There are 91 Award Centres made up of schools, universities, uniformed youth organisations and community centres, operating across three disvions: Dhaka, Chittagong and Syleht with plans in place to ensure the Award can be made accessible nationally in future.
Bangladesh address:
House-412 (Flat C), Lane-07 (West Baridhara DOHS, Dhaka 1206 Bangladesh
The Award in Brunei is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Brunei, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Cambodia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Cambodia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - China is one of the International Award Associations newer National Award Operator in mainland China, established in 2019. With over 70 Award Centres delivering the Award in 2019 and growing rapidly, the dedicated team in China are working to see the Award become available for all young people in China, regardless of background or circumstance. The Award as already had a positive impact on thousands of young people in China and will continue to do so in the future.
The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award in Fiji is coordinated by the Ministry of Youth and Sports and support approximately 800 young Fijians to take on the Award each year. The Ministry has four Divisional Offices for Central and Eastern (Suva), Western (Lautoka) and Northern (Labasa), providing young people access to the Award around the country, and as of 2019 there are 74 Award Centres spread throughout the islands.
The Hong Kong Award for Young People (HKAYP), formerly known as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award was established in 1961 and has been playing an important role in youth development in Hong Kong SAR since then. In 2018 there were over 5,400 young people who started their Awards from over 700 different organisations, including schools, correctional facilities, universities, uniform groups and other youth community groups. The HKAYP is very active and hosts yearly events such as the Rogaine challenge, charity Golf Day, international exchange programmes. Currently the HKAYP is redeveloping the world's largest Duke of Ediburgh Training Camp in Taipo.
Hong Kong address:
Nos. 301-309, 3/F, Lai Kwai Hse., Lai Kok Est., Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong (852) 2157 8600
The Award Programme was introduced in India in 1962 with a view to encouraging young people in the country to achieve their full growth potential within the framework of Indian society, to improve their moral, social and intellectual well-being, to ‘Equip them for Life’. In 1966 it was taken up by the Indian Public Schools Conference, when a number of schools made a start with the Programme. Currently students from over 240 institutions all over India participate in the Award Programme. The focus of the Award was renewed with the establishment of The Award Programme Foundation, a Public Charitable Trust registered in Bombay, in 1989 to function as the cradle organization for the Programme. A National Constitution was adopted on 1st March 1994. In 2012, following the One Award Alliance, the Zones were disbanded and the Award Programme is now being brought to the young people of India through an integrated delivery mechanism. As of 2019, over 100,000 young people have successfully gained their Awards. The Indian Award, now known as the International Award for Young People, India (IAYP) is a Non-Government Organisation (NGO) with support from the corporate sector. It is a full member of the The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Association. More than 30,000 participants are currently undertaking the Programme in India.
India address:
First Floor, 86/1 Shahpur Jat, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi – 110049, INDIA (Near Asian Games Village)
The Award in Japan is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Japan, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Laos is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Laos, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The International Award for Young People Association of Macau SAR China (MAYP), was introduced in 2002. In the past, thanks to the care and support of the Macao Special Administrative Region Government and enthusiasts, schools and parents from all walks of life, 30 executive offices have been set up. Over the years, the cumulative number of participants has exceeded 3,900, from several primary schools, secondary schools and junior colleges, and youth service organisations.
The Association has organized more than 20 volunteer trainings and special series of activities each year in the area of patriotic education. They have helped organise activities such as the Summer Camp for the Small Soldiers and the Chinese People's Livelihood, to strengthen the awareness and understanding of young people in the motherland. They have also aided middle school students and university students in interacting with young people from other countries in the field, sending representatives to attend the Asia-Pacific and international conferences of the International Reward Program Association.
Macau address:
Avenida de Sidónio Pais, nº1-1B, Edf, Tung Hei Kok, 3º andar“A”, Macau
The Award was first introduced to Malaysia in 1991 and is currently delivered through two mechinisms: 1) National Award Operator (NAO), the Rakan Muda Development Division of the National Department of Youth and Sports Malaysia (known locally as the Anugerah Remaja Perdana Rakan Muda). The Malaysian NAO represents one of the association's A11 largest operators with almost 20,000 young people starting their Awards in 2018 from across 650 delivery units, including schools, universities and community organisations. The NAO has been successful in implementing special projects, reaching some of the most marginalised and at-risk young people in the country. 2) Independent Award Centres (IACs), predominantly English speaking International Schools, who are directly licensed by the Foundation. If you are an International School or organisation based in Malaysia and would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Delivering section of the website. For further information please contact gbt@intaward.org.
The Award in Mongolia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Mongolia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Myanmar is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Myanmar, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award has been running in New Zealand since 1963. On 19 July 1963, the Governor-General, Sir Bernard Fergusson, held the inaugural meeting of the National Council of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award in New Zealand at Government House in Wellington, when a Constitution for The Award in New Zealand was adopted. Known as The Young New Zealander’s Challenge from 2001 to 2009, the Award has been referred to as The Duke of Edinburgh's Hillary Award since 2009. With the passing of Sir Edmund Hillary in 2008, the New Zealand Government invited the Award to consider a name change to incorporate the Hillary name. The name reflects the significant achievements of both HRH The Duke of Edinburgh and Sir Edmund Hillary, one of New Zealand’s great adventurers. There are approximately 8000 registrations annually and 22,000 young people engaged at any one time in the Award in New Zealand.
New Zealand Aotearoa address:
Office: Pelorus Trust Sportshouse, 93 Hutt Park Road, Seaview, Lower Hutt 5010 mailing address: PO Box 38 189, Wellington Mail Centre, Lower Hutt 504
The Award has been operating in Nepal since 2010 under the National Award Operator (NAO) represented by Saksham Yuwa Nepal (SYN). There are more than 58 Award Units including schools, universities and youth organisations. The Award in Nepal has grown steadily since inception and strives to expand access to all corners of Nepal. There are currently just under 3000 Active Award participants in Nepal and the number of Award Centres has double since the National Award Operator was established. A major focus for the NAO has been increasing access for at-risk and marginalised young people in Nepal. Through generous World Fellowship grants and successful Three Funds Applications the NAO has started to realise this ambition while maintaining a healthy financial position. Currently, over 3% of participants come from marginalised or at-risk backgrounds. The NAO has also been very active positioning the Award for 21st century participants through implementing the Online Record Book (ORB). Nepal is one of the early adopters of ORB in the Asia Pacific region and consider further expansion to all Award Centres to be a critical part of their strategy to increasing growth, strengthening financial sustainability and improving quality.
The late Mr. Mohammad Ali Rangoonwala brought this unique programme to Pakistan in 1987. Late Hakim Mohammad Saeed remained its Chairman for 10 years. The Award programme is now available in Karachi, Peshawar, Lahore and Quetta and in many other cities. The National Award Authority is based in Karachi with Zonal Offices in Peshawar, Lahore and Quetta. National participation in the Award in Pakistan now exceeds 12,000. As of 2019, there are 67 Award Centres across the country and over 2,000 new particpants registering to do the Award each year.
The Award in Philippines is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Philippines, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Singapore is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Singapore, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The International Award for Young People Korea was introduced in the Republic of Korea in 2008 by the Korea Youth Services Centre, having celebrated their 10th anniversary in December 2018. In 2010 the Korea Youth Work Agency was established (a merger of the Korea Youth Centres). The Award is currently supported under the auspices of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family. There are currently 1,000 operating units, including schools and universities and more than 6,000 young people have completed their Award so far. The Award in the Republic of Korea is also delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If you are an English speaking International School in the Republic of Korea and would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Delivering section of the website.
National Youth Award Authority Sri Lanka launched in 1981 and re-constituted as National Youth Award Division of the National Youth Service Council with effect from 2014. It offers The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Programme across 9 Provinces and 25 Districts in the island. For any further information please contact the National Team, contact@sInya.org The Award in Sri Lanka is also delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If you are an International School or organisation based in Sri Lanka and would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Delivering section of the website. For further information please contact operations@intaward.org
The Award in Taiwan is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Taiwan, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Thailand is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Thailand, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Vietname is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Vietnam, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award has a long and rich history in Indonesia and has been known under several different names, such as Adinugerah Internasional and IAYP Indonesia. Since it was first established in 1993, the Award has challenged, inspired and helped develop over 10,000 young people in Indonesia. In 2019, The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Indonesia (registered as PT DOE Intaward Indonesia), was established as a National Award Operator (NAO) to better service and support the Award in Indonesia.
PT DOE Intaward Indonesia operates as a social franchise working to challenge young Indonesians to dream big, celebrate their achievements and make a difference in their world. It aims to bring as many young people as possible to undertake their Award regardless of their ethnicity, race, religion and ability. The NAO is governed by a very engaged and diverse board of directors and advisors and has a highly skilled team of staff to support delivery partners in both Bahasa Indonesia and English. Indonesia has been successful in increasing access to the Award in implementing projects to reach some of the most marginalised and at-risk young people in the country.
In 2018, over 1600 young people participated in the Award, delivered by 25 different organisations including schools, NGOs and uniform groups. This number is rapidly growing to reach more and more young people in Indonesia.
Indonesia address:
Registered Office: Pondok Indah Office Tower 3, 17th Floor Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda Kav. V-TA, Jakarta Selatan 12310
Award Hub: Jl. Brawijaya Raya No. 15, Jakarta Selatan 12160
The Award in Benin started in 1990. The Programme in Benin focuses on young people in rural communities and has approximately 13,000 participants.
Benin Address:
01 BP1810 Cotonou Benin
229 21 05 19 81
Sierra Leone
The Award was launched in Sierra Leone in 1977. It was initially run by the government, although later became independent. In recent years, the Award in Sierra Leone has targeted young people who became caught up in the civil war as child soldiers.
Sierra Leone Address:
National Youth Award National Stadium Main Bowl Room 32 and 33 Brookfields Freetown Sierra Leone
232 7666 2553
Cameroon
The Award was introduced to Cameroon in 1988, thanks to CONFEJES, the Conference of Youth and Sports Ministers of French Speaking Countries.
Cameroon Address:
National Directorate
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Cameroon Administrative Centre Former French Cooperation Building Behind Palais Des Justice
Côte d'Ivoire has been running the Award since 1990. Many participants are ex-combatants and young victims of the civil war. It is run by the Ministry for Youth & Sports.
Cote d’Ivoire Address:
Ministère de la Jeunesse et des Sports 12 BP 360 Abidjan 12 Côte d’Ivoire
225 2158 1529
Ghana
The Award was introduced in Ghana in 1967. Since its introduction, successive Heads of State have acted as Chief Patrons and more than 180,000 young Ghanaians have participated in the Award. It has challenged and equipped many more with the skills and experiences they need as individuals to succeed in life, bringing together practical experiences and life skills to create committed global citizens and equipping young people for life. The ambition of the Award in Ghana is to grow its participation rate from 0.1% to 2% of Ghana’s youth population by 2020.
Ghana Address:
The Head of State Award Scheme – Ghana The Award Secretariat GNAT Hall Complex P. O. Box GP 13539 Accra – Ghana
The Award in Ethiopia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Ethiopia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The President’s Award-Kenya (PA-K) is an exciting self-development and character building programme available to all young people across the country. The Programme supports young people to contribute meaningfully to community, national and global development priorities. Currently the Award is delivered in learning Institutions, Prisons, Borstal/Correctional centers, youth groups, faith based organisations, uniformed disciplines as well to individual young people. The Programme also focuses on integrating categories of young persons with disabilities and from disadvantaged communities into society. It was launched in Kenya in 1966 by the Founding Father of the Nation, Mzee Jomo Kenyatta, being the Patron. The Award is a member of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Association and registered as a State Corporation in Kenya.
Kenya Address:
15 Elgon Road, Upper Hill, P.O. Box 62185, 00200 Nairobi.
The Award Programme in Lesotho is known as the Prince Mohato Award Scheme. It was adopted through Fr. Tobias Seeiso Mariti of Oblate Mary Immaculate (OMI) and officially launched on 4th October 1976 by Her Majesty Queen Mamohato Bereng Seeiso and named it after His Majesty King Letsie III who was Prince Mohato Bereng Seeiso then, He later became the Patron. The Prince Mohato Award Scheme operates with the aim of building young people’s character. This is to enable them to become responsible citizens in their communities and to Basotho society at large. The Programme has been able to nurture young people who have become leaders and innovators and are making significant contributions to the country.
Lesotho Address:
School Supply Unit, Selakhapane near ECOL Centre, Khubetsoana, Berea, Lesotho. P. O. Box 47 Maseru 100, Lesotho
The Award in Malawi is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Malawi, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award started in 1966 in Mauritius. The Ministry of Youth and Sports is the Licence Holder and the Patron is HE The President of the Republic. Participation is free and open to all young people of the Republic. Adult Volunteers are trained, free of charge, to be Leaders and Supervisors and Assessors.
Mauritius
Level 8, Citadelle Mall, Cnr Louis Pasteur & Sir Vigil Naz Streets, Port Louis 11405, Republic of Mauritius
The Award in Namibia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Namibia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award (The Award) was introduced to Nigeria in the 1970s when it was referred to as The Nigerian National Youth Award (NNYA). However in 2014, the Award in Nigeria was revamped and now operates under the name The International Award for Young People Nigeria. Through participating in the Award, Thousands of young Nigerians are stepping outside their comfort zone and become positive agents of change, both for themselves and their wider communities. It allows them to develop the skills they need to step confidently into the world of today and tomorrow. Since 2014, more than 5,000 14-24 year olds participate in the Award every year and our ambition is that every young Nigerian has the opportunity to get involved.
The Award in Rwanda is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Rwanda, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
Rwanda Address:
Senegal
Senegal
Seychelles
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Seychelles formerly known as The President’s Award Programme was re-launched in the country in the year 2000 and is licensed by the IAF to operate the Award Programme in its location. As a National Award Operator the DofE Seychelles is embedded in government and has an eleven member governance Board of trustees Chaired by The Principal Secretary for Youth and Sports Department in the Designated Minister’s Office. The National Secretariat is situated in the middle of Victoria, the capital city and is comprised of five Youth workers inclusive of the National Director. DofE Seychelles is actively striving to push the development of young people and the national development strategy further forward through our non-formal education tool that is the Award programme. Currently DofE Seychelles is the IC representative of the Indian Ocean Sub-Region.
Seychelles Address:
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Seychelles, Oceangate House Annex, Room 145 and 146, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles
+248 4325555 EXT 210
South Africa
The President's Award for Youth Empowerment
The Award in South Africa is known as The President's Award for Youth Empowerment and in 2018 celebrated its 35th Anniversary operating in South Africa. Nelson Mandela was the Founding Patron-in-Chief; President Cyril Ramaphosa is the Patron-in Chief and Archbishop Desmond Tutu is Patron since 1983. There are more than 55,000 active participants in South Africa. The Award is delivered through Independent and Government Schools, Tertiary Institutions, Residential Youth Care Facilities, Correctional Centres, Secure Care Centres, Community Based Organisations, Faith Based Organisations and is also available to individuals.
South Africa
Postal Address: Postnet Suite 012, Private Bag X81, Halfway House, Midrand Physical Address: 54 Peter Place, Block F, Duma House, Bryanston Phone: +2787 330 1017
The Award in Sudan is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Sudan, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
Sudan
Tanzania
The Award in Tanzania is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Tanzania, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
To quote Sir Winston Churchill, “For magnificence, for variety of form and colour, for profusion of brilliant life…Uganda truly is the Pearl of Africa”.
The country is located astride the equator between the two arms of the great African Rift Valley and between the Elgon Mountains to the East and The Rwenzori – Mountains of the Moon to the West. It is bordered by Kenya to the East, Tanzania to the South, Rwanda to the South West, Democratic Republic of Congo to the West and South Sudan to the North. Uganda is a country of diversities and unique landscape. It’s conducive business and social culture make it one of the preferred destinations for many international visitors. The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Uganda was launched in 1995 under the title ‘Source of the Nile Award’, the programme has grown to be delivered in the Central, Midwest, Eastern and Northern regions of Uganda reach 22 of the 134 Districts and Impacting on the lives of over 100,000 young people. The programme is delivered in Public and Private schools, higher Institutions of learning and through partner Youth Focused Organisations.
The Award in Zambia is called The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Zambia is supported by the Ministry of Sports, Youth and Child Development and the Ministry of Education.
Zambia Address:
c/o Ministry of Youth & Sport – CYP University of Zambia Great East Road Campus P.O. Box 30190 Lusaka
The Award in Zimbabwe is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Zimbabwe, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
St. Helena is a small island in the South Atlantic Ocean. We have a population of about 4500 people with an amount of roughly 366 young people between the age of 14 and 24. Our committee consists of a very small group of people who are committed to and passionate about the well being and positivity of the young people of our island.
St. Helena Address:
Silver Oak, Sapper Way, St. Helena Island, STHL 1ZZ
The Award in Egypt is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Egypt, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award was introduced to Antigua and Barbuda in the 1970s, but became dormant during the late 80s. In the 1990s it was resurrected by the Defence Force. The re-established National Award Authority became a member of the Association in 2000.
Antigua & Barbuda Address:
PO Box 1301 St John’s Antigua & Barbuda
Argentina
The Award in Argentina is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Argentina, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award was restarted in the Bahamas in 1987 but changed its name to The Governor General's Youth Award in 1996. The Award is delivered via 43 units, including eight Bahamian family islands. Since the Award was reintroduced in the Bahamas, more than 8,000 young people have taken up the challenge.
The Award was introduced in Barbados in 1963, through the Council for Voluntary Social Services. The Barbados Award hosted the 8th International Forum in 2003, which coincided with its 40th anniversary. Barbados will host the Caribbean Award Sub-regional Council (CASC) Adventurous Journey in 2013. You can find all the forms in the Resources section of the website.
In 1967 the Award was launched in Bermuda. The programme was adopted by the school system in 1975 and has flourished there with around 20% of the student population participating. The Award is run through nine operators.
Bermuda Address:
Richmond House 3er floor 12 Par-la-ville road Hamilton
Bolivia
The Award in Bolivia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Bolivia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award started in Canada in 1963 and currently over 50,000 young Canadians are actively enrolled. The Award operates in all 10 Provinces and 3 Territories and strives to provide a programme that any young Canadian can do, regardless of socio, economic or physical circumstance. Since its inception in Canada, over 500,000 Canadians have been motivated to participate in the Award.
Canada Address:
215 Niagara Street, suite 100 Toronto
Cayman Islands
The Award arrived in the Cayman Islands in 1968, when a pilot programme was launched in the Girls' Brigade.
The Award in Chile is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Chile, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Colombia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Colombia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Costa Rica is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Costa Rica, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award has been in existence in Dominica for over 30 years. Over the past six years, the Award structure has grown, and the National Award Authority is now a registered Non-Governmental Organisation.
Dominica Address:
14 Turkey Lane, Rosseau
Ecuador
The Award in Ecuador is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Ecuador, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in El Salvador is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in El Salvador, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award Programme in Grenada is small, but well-established, having been in existence for nearly 50 years. It launched in 1959, only three years after the Award in the UK.
Grenada Address:
Ministry of Youth & Sports Ministerial Complex Grenada
+1 473 409 1714
Guyana
Guyana Address
Jamaica
The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Jamaica became a National Award Operator and full member of the Association in 2000. The Award has been introduced into all secondary schools in the country, with the support of the government.
Jamaica Address:
2 Up Park Camp Road Cadet headquarters, Kingston
1(876)322-0585
Mexico
The Award in Mexico is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Mexico, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Panama is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Panama, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Peru is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Peru, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award Programme was started in 1968 by the Principal of the St Mary's College, Brother Marcus O' Donovan, who was the first Chairman. The Award currently operates in 15 Award unit groups.
St. Lucia Address:
P.O. Box 546, Castries
1(758)715-8350
St. Vincent & The Grenadines
The Award was started in St Vincent and the Grenadines in 1972, when it was mainly operated through the uniformed youth organisations. Today, a number of schools are also involved in the Award.
St. Vincent & The Grenadines Address:
SVG National Award Authority P.O Box 2164, Kingstown St. Vincent & the Grenadines
1(784)457-0178
Trinidad & Tobago
The Award began in Trinidad and Tobago in 1964 with a pilot project with the members of the Cadet Force. The President's Award is a member of the Caribbean Award Scheme Council and will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2014.
Trinidad & Tobago Address:
Narine Trace via Frederick Street Curepe Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies
+1 868 663-6158
Turks & Caicos
United States of America
Young people have been participating in The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award in the United States of America (USA) since 2006. With over 43 million young people in the USA between the ages of 14 – 24 years old, the potential reach and impact of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award programme is extensive. The ambition of the Award in the USA is to reach 500,000 young people, one percent of the population of young people in the USA, by the year 2026. In order to meet our goal and transform the lives of young people across the USA, we aim to form collaborative partnerships with established youth organisations. We will engage with dedicated and highly skilled volunteers and we will work with the strategic support of individual and corporate stakeholders. If you are interested in delivering the Award in the USA, or supporting us to expand the Award to more young people, please contact us on the details below
USA Address:
53 West Jackson Bulevard, suite 1742 Chicago ILL
1(312)763-2087
Austria
The Award in Austria is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Austria, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Belgium is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Belgium, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award program was initially introduced in Bulgaria in 2014. The national office was set up with the help of the British Ambassador Jonathan Allen, alongside Teodor Vasilev, from NC Future Now. The Foundation has had the patronage of two Presidents as well as enjoying wide support by popular national institutions and businesses. The organisation is focused on implementing the Award programme in schools, and is also working with youth organisations and municipalities. The Award in Bulgaria believes that all young people in the country should have the opportunity to participate in the Award, creating quality experience and life skills that develop them as active, aware and ambitious world citizens.
The Award in Cyprus is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Cyprus, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
Since 1995 the programme has existed also in the Czech Republic. It was introduced in this country by Lady Abrahams, who was a golf champion in Czechoslovakia between the two world wars. At present, the Award is being done by more than 4,500 participants a year in more than 200 educational institutions.
The Award in Denmark is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Denmark, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Estonia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Estonia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Avartti Foundation was first licensed to deliver the Award in 1999 and became a full member of the Association in 2003. The Avartti Foundation is responsible for the management of the Award and is a nationwide youth service organisation. The Ministry of Education supports the growth of the Award and has been instrumental in introducing the Award to neighbouring countries.
The Award in France is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in France, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Georgia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Georgia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Germany was first licensed to deliver the Award programme in 1993 and later became a full member of the Association in 2000. There were 93 units delivering the Award in the country in 2018.
Germany
Alte Bahnmeisterei Adelsheimer Str. 19 74706 Osterburken
The Award in Gibraltar was established in 1971 and became a full member of the Association in 1988. The Patron of the Award in Gibraltar is His Excellency The Governor Lieutenant General Edward Davis CB CBE KStJ.
The Award in Greece is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Greece, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Hungary is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Hungary, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
Gaisce – The President’s Award is a self-development programme for young people between the ages of 15-25, which is proven* to enhance confidence and wellbeing through participation in personal, physical, community and team challenges. It is a direct challenge from the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, to all young people to dream big and realise their potential. Gaisce enjoys a collaborative partnership with The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation. Although not a licensee of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation, Gaisce is recognised as a partner with the Award’s worldwide Association. By agreement between Gaisce and The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, a reciprocal recognition is given to the Awards at each level (Bronze, Silver and Gold) across Ireland, the UK and the international network of Award Operators licensed to deliver the Award. Under the Joint Award Initiative, young people in Northern Ireland who fulfil the requirements of the Award framework at any level can choose to receive an International Award, a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award or a Gaisce – The President’s Award. Gaisce celebrates the individuality of each participant and ensures that, while there are many pathways to achieving a Gaisce Award, each Gaisce journey is as unique and expansive as the individual young person determines, and all Awards are equally recognised. * https://www.gaisce.ie/research-impact-gaisce-participation/
Ireland address:
Ratra House North Road Phoenix Park Dublin 8 Ireland D08 YD62
The International Award for Young People – Israel was started in 1986. Since 2010, over 20,900 young people have started their Award. The Award is present in 33 cities and towns across the country. The Award in Israel is recognised by the Ministry of Education as a national young movement since 2015.
The Award in Italy is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Italy, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
In Jordan, the Award is known as the El Hassan Youth Award and their patron is His Royal Highness Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan. The Award began in Jordan in 1984 as a pilot scheme at the Amman Baccalaureate School. There are close to 300 Award Centres delivering the Award across the country.
The Award in Kazakhstan is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Kazakhstan, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Kuwait is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Kuwait, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Latvia began in 2006. During its first ten years 654 young people achieved their Award. The National Centre for Education (through which the Award is delivered in Latvia) has a partnership with schools, youth centres, non-governmental organisations and municipal councils across Latvia with more and more young people from these institutions taking part. Every year, the National Centre for Education invites Award participants to take part in events that are related to the sections of the Award programme, to run at the Riga marathon and organises an Adventurous Journey training camp.
The Award in Lebanon is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Lebanon, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award, which previously was called 'The International Award for Young People', was officially launched in October 2006, during the visit of Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth‘s II and Prince Philip's to Lithuania. At that time the Award was coordinated by the Agency of International Youth Cooperation. In 2014 the Lithuanian Children and Youth Centre, operating under the Ministry of Education took on the role of National Award Coordintor. Since then the Award has been re-branded into 'The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Lietuva'. The vast majority of the groups doing the Award are state schools. There were 90 organisations delivering the Award in the country in 2018.
Lithuania
Lietuvos vaikų ir jaunimo centras (LVJC) Konstitucijos av. 25 08105 Vilnius
The Award was established in Luxembourg in 1993, under the patronage of H.R.H. Grand-Duke Jean and H.R.H. Prince Guillaume as the chairman of the Administrative Council. Since 1993 Luxembourg has had the opportunity to honour 2606 Award holders and the number of participants and Award Leaders continues to grow. In 2018 there were 38 units delivering the Award in the country.
Luxembourg address:
Forum Campus Geesseknäppchen 40, bd Pierre Dupong L-1430 Luxembourg
Malta began delivering the Award in 1961 and was one of the first countries to adopt the Award programme. The President's Award became a full member of the Association in 1988. In 2018 there were 20 units delivering the Award in the country.
Malta address:
Ewropa House Dun Karm Street B’Kara Bypass B’Kara BKR9034
The Award in Monaco is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Monaco, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award has been running in The Netherlands since 1997. In June 2017 there are 39 Award units operating in The Netherlands, offering the Award to young people in Dutch and International Schools, youth work organisations, volunteer groups, the Red Cross and Scouting. Award leaders in each of these units provides advice, support and training to their participants. In 2018 there were 28 units delivering the Award in the country.
Netherlands address:
c/o Stichting The International Award for Young People, The Netherlands St. Annastraat 20 5025 KB Tilburg The Netherlands
The Award in Norway is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Norway, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Oman is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Oman, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Poland is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Poland, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award was launched in Porto in 1988 by HRH The Duke of Bragança. The Prémio is committed to making the Award available to all young people, including youth in custody and youth at risk. In 2018 there were 32 units delivering the Award in the country.
Portugal address:
c/o Associação do Prémio Infante D. Henrique Rua Duques de Bragança no. 5A Lisboa 1200-162 Portugal
The Award in Qatar is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Qatar, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The aim of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Romania is to be the leading youth development programme in the country and provide to young people the opportunity to gain quality life experiences. The Award was first introduced in Romania in 1991 and in 2011 the programme was launched nationwide. Since 2013 the patron of the Award in Romania is HRH Crown Princess Margarita of Romania. In 2018 there were 48 units delivering the Award in the country.
Romania address:
c/o Fundatia The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Romania Street Iona Voda Viteazul No 21, Sector 4 Bucharest 040813 Romania
The Award in Russia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Russia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Saudi Arabia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Saudi Arabia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Serbia is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Serbia, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Slovenia started in 1997, when it was introduced as a pilot project within the framework of the British Council. Hugely popular, the Award spread and in 2003 it was registered as Drustvo MEPI - Mednarodno priznanje za mlade (Association MEPI - International Award For Young People), delivering the Award as a National Authority. To date, more than 3,500 young people have been enrolled in the Award through schools, institutions for young people with special needs and other non-governmental organisations. The Award in Slovenia receives valuable support from partners and trusts, among them British Embassy, British Council, Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, the Office of Republic Slovenia for Youth, the Slovenian Armed Forces and companies GlaxoSmithKline and Studio Moderna. In 2018 there were 79 units delivering the Award across the country.
Slovenia address:
MEPI- Mednarodno priznanje za mlade Litostrojska cesta 52, 1000 Ljubljana
The Award in Spain is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Spain, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award programme was first started in Slovakia in 2007 by The British International School Bratislava. In 2015 The Foundation began working with a new organisation who wished to start to deliver the Award to all young people in Slovakia. During 2015, the organisation brought on 10 pilot Independent Award Centres to run the Award, with nearly 200 young people doing their Award that year. In March 2016, The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Slovakia was officially given the licence to deliver the Award in Slovakia. In 2018 there were 182 units delivering the Award across the country.
Slovakia
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Slovensko, o.z. Štúrova 3, 811 02 Bratislava
The Award in Sweden is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Sweden, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award in Switzerland is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Switzerland, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The Award was founded in Turkey in 2003, inspired by a motivation to develop society through the individual and social improvement of youth. In 2018 here were 111 units delivering the Award.
Turkey address:
Kazım Özalp Mah. Koza Cad. No: 26 Çankaya / Ankara
The Award in United Arab Emirates (UAE) is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in UAE, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
The DofE charity works with organisations across the UK to help young people gain essential skills, experience, confidence and resilience to successfully navigate adult life. They license and support a range of organisations including: schools, colleges, youth groups, young offender institutions, fostering agencies and hospitals to run DofE programmes for their young people. The National Award Operator in the UK is the oldest and largest operator within the Association.
United Kingdom address:
Head Office The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Gulliver House, Madeira Walk, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 1EU
The Award in Uzbekistan is delivered by the licensed organisations, known as Independent Award Centres (IACs), listed below. If your organisation would like to deliver the Award, you can find detailed information about becoming an IAC in the Deliver section of the website. For all Award enquiries in Uzbekistan, please contact your Operations team member listed below via operations@intaward.org.
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