Caleb Gardner thankful for award nomination.
Caleb Gardiner, a former senator, was one of over two dozen nominees shortlisted for the Overall Caribbean Youth of the Year Award by the Caribbean Regional Youth Council’s Caribbean Youth awards.
Although he did not make it to the Top 10, Gardiner expressed his gratitude for the nomination and acknowledged the collective efforts of countless individuals who have supported and inspired him on his journey.
He emphasized that this recognition reinforces his belief in the power of youth to drive positive change and make a meaningful impact on communities across the Caribbean region and beyond.
He sees this nomination as an opportunity to inspire others to pursue their dreams and collaborate with like-minded individuals to address our region’s challenges.
Gardiner was also recognized as one of the region’s 35 most influential game-changers and visionaries by the Caribbean Regional Youth Council in August of this year.
His success is attributed to God’s grace, perseverance, a commitment to learning, and a passion for making a difference that can overcome obstacles.
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