Each year Lithgow City Council celebrates the United Nations Day of People living with a disability on December 3.
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The Lithgow Council's Ability Awards is one way they can acknowledge the people who play an important part in the community.
The call for nominations went out to the wider community and Council received an overwhelming list of people and organisations who are making an amazing contribution to our town and region.
They would like to give a big congratulations to all the nominees and winners.
Due to Covid restrictions this year the nominees were interviewed for short films and these can be viewed on Council's website here.
Lithgow Ability Mastery Award
- Nominees: Saskia Girdler, Leyton Barker, Priscilla Steele and Dan Smith
- Winner: Priscilla Steele
Community Spirit Award
- Winner: Jeff Thurlow
Covid Innovation Award
- Nominees: Lithgow City Rangers Soccer Club, Sharron Bowman for Centwest Entertainment and Rowen Fox for Lithgow Community Choir
- Joint Winners: Sharron Bowman for Centwest Entertainment and Rowen Fox for Lithgow Community Choir
Volunteer of the Year Award
- Nominees: Katie Coleman and Saskia Girdler
- Winner: Saskia Girdler
Sport/Health Wellbeing Award
- Nominees: Lithgow-Leles Community Ukulele Group and Lithgow City Rangers Soccer Club
- Winner: Lithgow City Rangers Soccer Club
Business Employer Award
- Nominees: McDonalds and Euphoric Utopia Cleaning
- Winner: Euphoric Utopia Cleaning
Young Innovator Award
- Winner: Bryce Pearce