Awardees

The voice of the Bolton community, presented daily by over 100 volunteers

Providing support and opportunity, to people of all ages, to change lives for the better.

Training assistance dogs to enhance the independence of disabled young people and children on the Isle of Wight.

Providing T’ai Chi /Qigong classes, support, friendship and social activities for adults with debilitating illnesses.

In recognition for charitable fundraising dedicated to the community of Hyndburn and surrounding areas.

Providing education, mentoring and support to refugees so that they may integrate and thrive in Britain.

Helping older people to realise ambitions, improve health and wellbeing, connect socially and ultimately enjoy later life.

Age UKRBH Forget me Not Befriending Service supports and protects lonely vulnerable seniors via regular calls and visits.

Providing peer support to older adults; enabling them to lead more active, healthy lives and reducing social isolation.

Providing care and support to patients and families who are touched by Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.

Actively addressing health inequality and helping people help themselves.

Enabling the community to create a festival to celebrate the craftsmanship and exhibition of inspirational wearable art.

Training dogs to transform lives.

Volunteers create recorded version of local newspaper for vision impaired people across wide rural area.

Providing infant feeding information and support to empower families. Improving outcomes for babies, children and their carers.

Providing care and support to make a visible difference for people living with sight loss.

Enabling children with complex disabilities and their families to live life their way.

Growing our community by meeting its needs.

Promoting sports and educational programmes to boys and girls aged 7-18 year old, no matter what size, race & ability.

We are a community group based in Stoke who give support, encouragement and opportunities to local residents.

Contributing to the cultural life in Londonderry by providing performances at charitable, civic and religious events.

Building trust and finding common grounds between communities through shared heritage and culture.

Foleshill’s independent community centre – opening the door of welcome to a better life for groups from all backgrounds.

Volunteers endeavour to prevent flooding and respond to weather related and other tasks in Brockham.

To engage with the community and in partnership achieve positive change to both people and surroundings.