THE BRITISH CITIZEN YOUTH HONOUR (BCyA)
We would like to express our thanks to the growing number of The British Citizen Youth Honour (BCyA) Ambassadors. Each has either received a BCyA Medal of Honour for their exceptional endeavours or attended a Medal Presentation Ceremony in an official capacity.
Our Ambassadors speak with one voice and are our most loyal supporters in all regions of the British Isles. They are true to our core values – transparency, integrity, determination, achievement – and promote and support the BCyA at every opportunity and we are truly grateful to them.
Louis Johnson,
BCyA (2016)
Louis has spent most of his young life raising funds for local charities. His recent fundraising for local hospice ‘CRY’, was used to fund the latest Electrocardiogram (ECG).
Nicholas Nikiforou, BCyA (2018)
Nicholas started an initiative to design and print cards with uplifting artworks and handing them to the public. The cards advocate anti-bullying, equality and kindness. This was borne from his own challenages from being severely bullied .
Tyler Ford, BCyA (2018)
Tyler is a champion Kick Boxer and sought after actor, however he remains humble and caring. When a friend was hospitalised for an extended period of time, Tyler set about fundraising to provide a mobility aid so that his friend could go outside.
Ruben & Elena Evans-Guillen,
BCyA (2018)
Twins Ruben & Elena embarked on a year long running target of 100km for the ‘Making Waves Project’. They have emotionally moved, inspired and captivated their community.
Montgomery Lord, BCyA
(2020)
Monty is an Ambassador to the UK Charity ‘Young Active Minds’ and credits much of his achievements to the principles of integrity, determination, achievement & leadership embodied in the ethos of the BCyA.
Junior Frood, BCyA
(2017)
Despite being bullied for his love of dancing, Junior has used his talent to raise money and help others. Over the last three years Junior has raised a staggering £250,000 for local hospices for children with life limiting illnesses and disabilities.
William Sears, BCyA
(2021)
William has always taken an active part in his community. After suffering a haemorrhagic stroke William joined the Young People’s Forum for GOSH where he raises awareness and funds for both GOSH and Roald Dahl Nurses Charity.
Heather Bryson, BCyA
(2022)
Heather provided an intergenerational lifeline with her exercise classes for people living with disabilities, community gifting and re-cycling projects. Heather completes live zoom classes for care homes especially people living with dementia.