**Zoe Smyth 30, QLD.

Founder, Free-range Family Farmer.**

Zoe grew up on a remote sheep and cattle property in Western Queensland that has been in her family for generations. Zoe, a qualified vet, is passionate about Australian agriculture and sustainable food production. “Free-range Family Farmer markets the produce of sustainable farmers,” explains Zoe. The scholarship would help Zoe with insurance and accreditation processes, as well as transport and refrigeration, to promote healthy rural communities and local businesses.

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**Georgia Richards 22, QLD.

Chronic pain scientist and researcher.**

Georgia is passionate about improving the quality of life of those who suffer from chronic pain. While researching this debilitating condition, Georgia was shocked to discover the number of people who suffer from chronic pain and how much it impacts on their lives – not to mention the $35 billion it costs our economy every year. “I have been drawn to tackle the silent epidemic of suffering in Australia,” she says. The scholarship would allow Georgia to continue her work with world leaders into chronic pain research and treatment so she can continue to improve lives and influence healthcare.

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**Rashida Khan 28, NT.

Founder, Equine Magic. **

Rashida has combined a passion for horses with a desire to help some of the most vulnerable in our communities. The result is Equine Magic, which offers a unique therapy using horses for special needs children and others in the prison system. By working with horses, participants develop emotional connections, respect, leadership skills and confidence. “I have developed a therapy program, which I deliver across the Northern Territory,” explains Rashida. The scholarship would allow Rashida to expand Equine Magic so it is available to more remote and disadvantaged communities in the Northern Territory.

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**Stephanie Lorenzo 31, NSW.

Founder, Project Futures.**

Ten years ago, Stephanie was cycling through Cambodia when she read the harrowing account of a young woman sold into prostitution as a child. “When you have the power to do something, how can you say no?” says Stephanie. Project Futures was started in 2009 to take action against human trafficking. The scholarship would enable Project Futures to partner with other international organisations to take on more anti-human trafficking projects across the Asia-Pacific region.

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**Pia Peterson 27, NSW.

Founder, Evoke Chauffeur Service.**

When Pia describes herself as a “driven” person, she means it literally. The founder of Evoke, Australia’s first zero-emissions chauffeur service, Pia is tackling climate change, specifically within the transportation sector. “Since launching Evoke, we’ve avoided the combustion of over 25,000 litres of petrol and 70 tonnes of CO2 emissions,” Pia says. The scholarship would enable her to take Evoke interstate, make it easier for people with disabilities to use and become 100 per cent carbon neutral accredited.

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**Catherine Hughes 29, WA.

Founder, Light For Riley campaign.**

In 2015, Catherine’s infant son, Riley, was one of the 250,000 children worldwide who die every year from whooping cough. Out of her grief came a determination to educate parents about the importance of vaccination during pregnancy. Catherine has raised more than $75,000 for research and donated over 100,000 vaccines to women in developing countries. “No babies have died in Australia from whooping cough since pregnancy vaccination was introduced,” she says. Her goal is to establish the Immunisation Foundation of Australia to raise immunisation rates and educate parents.

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**Anna Krjatian 27, NSW.

Founder, The Butterfly.**

An author, artist and performer, Anna and her family fled war-torn Georgia when she was four years old for a new life in Australia. Anna published Unmasking Depression, and started The Butterfly organisation, to support those suffering depression. “The book is a personal testimony of how I wrote myself out of depression,” Anna explains. The scholarship would help Anna create an online tool-kit to be used with Unmasking Depression, for teachers and parents, to assist students.

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**Lauren Rowe 26, NSW.

Creator, Gifted Life.**

Born with cystic fibrosis, Lauren was 19 when she underwent a double lung transplant. Determined to live life to the fullest, Lauren created Gifted Life to raise organ donation awareness and support people on their transplant journey. Through Gifted Life, Lauren provides Necessity Bags to transplant hospitals for patients who are admitted unexpectedly and need basic toiletry items. “One Australian on the transplant waiting list dies every week because an organ is not available,” says Lauren. The scholarship would allow Lauren to create organ donor awareness campaigns and hold events for organ recipients.

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**Liberty Thomas 21, NSW.

Creator, the Liberty Foundation.**

After a personal experience of domestic violence, Liberty realised that education was the key to breaking the cycle. “Using my nursing and law degrees, along with my own experience, I want to develop a holistic approach to supporting victims of domestic violence,” says Liberty. The scholarship would enable Liberty to meet the needs of survivors, including legal services and psychological support, and safe temporary accommodation. It would also help her develop a marketing strategy to secure much-needed funding and resources.

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**Kate Fitzsimons 24, NSW.

Director, Nicole Fitzsimons Foundation.**

When her sister, Nicole, was killed in a motorbike accident in Thailand in 2012, Kate was finishing her business degree and looking forward to a career in corporate Australia. The loss of Nicole completely changed Kate’s life journey. “My family established the Nicole Fitzsimons Foundation to honour Nicole and to raise awareness of travel safety overseas among young Australian tourists,” Kate says. She now travels Australia with an educational travel safety presentation and film that have been seen by over 30,000 students. The prize would go towards safe travel education kits for teachers to use alongside the film.

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