The President's award has had to re-think its parameters due to coronavirus restrictions.
Gaisce is re-imagining itself in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
The President's Award encourages young people, aged 15 to 25, to take on personal development challenges.
A new 'Gaisce At Home' programme is being launched to allow participants to continue the challenges from their homes, during the covid-19 restrictions.
But Mary Yore, Development Officer for the Midlands and North East, says there are plenty of other options - like helping an elderly neighbour, learning a new language, and exercising in your garden:
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