There are ways in which the Lieutenancy can help you or your organisation, or be of service to the community:
- Accepting suggestions for the attendance at Royal Garden Parties of individuals deserving recognition.
- Arranging for the Lieutenancy to visit your organisation as a means to acknowledge the work being done.
- Following a visit by the Lieutenancy, suggesting how the organisation might be included in the programme of a visiting member of the Royal Family to the county.
- Advising on procedures and nominations for the Kings's Award for Voluntary Service.
- Giving advice on how any member of the public can make a nomination for a national honour; offering advice on the completion of the forms and supporting the honours nomination when referred back to the Lord-Lieutenant for comment.
- Celebrating and encouraging volunteering, community service and the work of youth organisations.
- Helping to promote your organisation, where appropriate, in media releases or speeches to assist with profile, recognition and fundraising.
- Where deemed appropriate, and most likely in connection with a Lieutenancy visit, generating media coverage of an organisation's work.
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