Caddyshack Awards

Est. 2016

2026 Award Nominations Are Open

Now is the time to spotlight work that’s making a real difference in our communities.

We are excited to invite nominations to recognise outstanding contributions to advancing sexual health and wellbeing through innovative education, advocacy, and community engagement.

Whether it's a passionate educator, a groundbreaking service, or an inspiring advocate, this award honours those who are creating safer, healthier communities through their dedication and impact.

Why Nominate?

Celebrate leadership and innovation in sexual health, sexuality, and wellbeing
Inspire others in the field
Elevate the visibility of important work that often goes unrecognised

How to Nominate

Complete the form below to submit your nomination.
Nominations close 31 October

It only takes a few minutes to recognise someone’s incredible work. Your nomination could be the recognition that sparks even greater change.

2025 AWARD RECIPIENTS

Adie Delaney from Sticky Q’s Podcast, Aggie Fryday from Clinical Forensic Medical Service, Jess Manfre and Carinya Transitional Living House from Lives Lived Well & Sally Southall (not pictured)

Adie & Tom from Sticky Q's

Aggie Fryday from Clinical Forensic Medical Service

Jess Manfre and Carinya Transitional Living House from Lives Lived Well

2024 AWARD RECIPIENTS

Learning Consent, Jade Scott, Axel Nathaniel Rose, Angela Robinson from Southern Youth & Family Services, Dan Mei Kaplan from Magkasama, Yeah Nah Project Youth Affairs Council Victoria & Gracie Crowley.

Dr Joy Townsend from Learning consent

Jade Scott

Axel Nathaniel Rose

Angela Robinson from Southern Youth & Family Services

Dan Mei Kaplan from Magkasama

Gracie Crowley

2023 AWARD RECIPIENTS

Tashi Little at HMAS Creswell, Zachary Bennett Brook from Saltwater Dreamtime, Lis Murphy the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District Social Work Educator, Megan Hall from Yfoundations, The team from Nowra Lives Lived Well