The Rotary Clubs of Grenada proudly backed their Interactors at the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) 2025, held from November 14 to 16 in Antigua. This prestigious event, themed ‘Youth in Leadership: Embracing Challenges and Empowering Change,’ gathered over 270 young leaders from 13 countries within District 7030, highlighting Rotary’s dedication to fostering ethical and service-oriented leadership. Representing Grenada were Jonathan Bedeau, Maximus Clunes, and Liana LaO-Batista from The St George’s Institute, alongside Shatina Roberts of The Grenada Christian Academy. They were supported by a dedicated team of chaperones, including Dr Gabrielle Walcott-Bedeau, Renrick Bedeau, Dr Elida Batista-Herrera, and Anissa La Gueer, who provided mentorship and guidance throughout the conference. The Grenadian delegation exemplified ‘Service Above Self’ through impactful outreach at the Adele School for Special Children and by donating Grenadian-authored books to the Antigua and Barbuda National Library, fostering regional unity and cultural exchange. Participants also engaged in workshops on leadership, communication, ethics, mental health, and digital safety, with Dr Walcott-Bedeau leading a session on Digital Integrity. District leaders praised the delegation for their enthusiasm and collaborative spirit, which align with Rotary’s Four-Way Test. The students returned home inspired to enhance their Interact Clubs and expand their community service efforts.