Radio Brisvaani
Brisbane, February 22 (Australia India News Newsdesk)
The contributions of multicultural volunteers were highlighted as Tamil Association of Queensland president Karthick Elangovan was honoured with the Moreton Volunteer Award 2025, recognising his ongoing service and leadership within the local community.
The award acknowledges sustained efforts in community development and cultural engagement, reflecting the growing influence of volunteer-led initiatives across Queensland. Community representatives said the recognition underscores the value of grassroots leadership in strengthening social connections and supporting diverse communities.
In a Facebook message following the announcement, Elangovan said he was “deeply honoured” by the recognition, describing volunteerism as a reflection of core Australian values such as mateship, generosity and mutual support. He noted that the achievement belonged to the wider network of volunteers who work collectively to make a positive impact.
Elangovan also thanked Julie-Ann Campbell MP for her support, emphasising the importance of collaboration between community organisations and local representatives. Observers said the award highlights the significant role played by volunteers in building inclusive and resilient communities across the region.
