Youth Achievement Awards

Group of young adults celebrating their achievements
Published on Friday, 28 August 2026

A young woman who has turned compassion into action for people doing it tough won the Change Maker category at last night’s City of Tea Tree Gully Youth Achievement Awards.

Alessia Russo was recognised for raising awareness of period poverty, helping prepare meals for people experiencing homelessness and for her passion for social justice and refugee rights.

“Alessia is an inspiration to young people through her genuine commitment to helping others,” said Mayor Marijka Ryan.

About 50 nominations were received for the awards, with category winners receiving $150 vouchers.

The City of Tea Tree Gully 2026 Youth Leadership Group hosted the event at The Tea Tree.

Congratulations to our 2026 winners and Runners-up

Courage under fire

Sponsored by Cafe Verde

Winner: Nico Atkins.

Runners-up: Kobe Green, Sienna Ross.

Peer choice

Sponsored by Benefitness & Health Centre

Winner: Cassandra Hoare.

Runners-up: Caitlin Milanowski, Brianna Shaw.

Creative community

Sponsored by Tea Tree Players Theatre

Winner: Mia Todd.

Runners-up: Lachlan Sullivan, Melanie Filmer.

Giving back

Sponsored by Lions Club of Golden Grove

Winner: Oliver Peck and Luke Hayter.

Runner up: Alessia Russo, Lara Woolford

Together we can

Sponsored by Datacom

Winner: Tea Tree Gully Homeschool High School Group

Runners-up: Valley View Horticultural Team, Kildare College Peer Support Leaders

Everyday hero

Sponsored by My Local Physio Plus
Winner: Grace Castles

Runners-up: Phoebe Connolly, Melanie Filmer

Young entrepreneur

Sponsored by the Grove Shopping Centre

Winner: Huon Gifford

Runners-up: Mia Todd, Ruby Maxwell

Change maker

Sponsored by Kumon Modbury Education Centre

Winner:  Alessia Russo

Runners-up: Oliver Shephard-Bayly, Kildare College Advocacy Captains

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