Awardees

Creating social, cultural, financial and physical sustainability for the communities we serve.

The rescue and preservation of one of Britain’s oldest operational coal fired steamships.

Dedicated to the care and treatment of swans and waterfowl.

Offers developmental support to young people and adults to enable them to volunteer within their local community.

Providing support for Thurrock adult residents with or likely to develop a mental health problem.

Supporting people to live well with dementia, a strong, vibrant community built by dedicated volunteers and staff.

Giving back to homeless and vulnerable people their sense of purpose, enabling them to re-engage with the community.

Preserving and exhibiting Northern Ireland’s aviation heritage with skill, dedication and passion.

Providing support for the work, development and educational activity of the University of Bristol Botanic Garden.

Providing cardiac exercise and support for people who have had heart attacks, or other related problems and their carers.

Coming alongside struggling vulnerable people: helping them come home safe; mentoring them to help them help themselves.

Providing people in crisis with practical, emotional and financial support, while empowering them to break poverty cycles.

A group ensuring medication is taken to frail and isolated patients in a wide rural area.

A place for older people which offers a wide range of services and holidays for the local community.

Managed and operated entirely by volunteers, we enable the disabled or disadvantaged to navigate and explore our local canal.

Enhancing the wellbeing of the community with intergenerational and lifestyle projects.

Providing therapies, support and friendship for people with Multiple Sclerosis, their families and carers.

Norfolk’s first community owned pub and restaurant, and Upton community shop – serving Upton in the Norfolk Broads.

Volunteers providing opportunities for young people to complete their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

Providing miniature train rides for family enjoyment in Royden Park, Wirral, for over fifty years.

To encourage dialogue about men’s health issues using creative approaches that improve participation.

Providing cycling opportunities for everyone. All year, every year – since 1891.

Providing support for patients, their families and the public.

Helping young carers make their way in life – building resilience through positive relationships and activities.