The Carnegie Carnegie Medal

The Carnegie Medal is a prestigious British award given annually to individuals under 30 who have demonstrated exceptional bravery and selflessness in saving lives during emergencies, often risking their own safety. Established in 1913, it recognizes acts of heroism in various rescue situations, such as water accidents, fires, or other dangers. The medal highlights courage and altruism, honoring those who go above and beyond to help others in peril. It is awarded by the Carnegie Hero Fund Trust and is considered one of the highest honors for young rescuers in the UK.