Awardees

Supporting the police and emergency services in the search for vulnerable missing persons

Staffordshire Women’s Aid supports victims of domestic and sexual violence towards safe, abuse-free futures.

Organising the annual Stainsby music festival of artistic, cultural and training activities.

Supporting the vulnerable and needy in our community with hot meals, friendship, help and advice.

Medically trained volunteers giving life-saving treatment – within a few minutes – to emergency calls in the community.

Encouraging people of all ages to gain traditional skills as brass musicians and providing entertainment at local activities and charity events.

Reducing and preventing interpersonal violence through education and primary intervention.

Supporting bereaved children, young people and their families in North Herts and Stevenage.

Stanford/Corringham and Tilbury Community First Responders are committed to helping save lives in their community.

Providing a centre for young people to develop and gain stage skills through workshops and fundraising events in Reading.

Assisting people with mental health issues through creative arts to re-engage in community life.

Transforming the lives of those in hardship with home starter packs, client support and food banks.

Using media to strengthen communities and transform lives across North East Scotland.

Supporting people with learning disabilities to lead great social lives.

To enable older people to volunteer their skills, talents, knowledge and experience in order to support primary school children with their learning and the children to benefit from the expertise and positive role models provided by the older volunteers.

Preserving Britain’s largest working steamship, providing public access, maritime training and education.

Supports families who feel isolated to develop the confidence and skills to give their children the best start in life.

Enhancing young people’s chances, raising literacy standards and engaging young people into the Arts.

Supporting ethnic minority communities and promoting multicultural events.

Providing gymnastics and coaching opportunities for the people of North Devon.

Keeping local traditions alive by passing them on to the next generation and sharing them with the wider community.

Providing theatrical opportunity for everybody with a 400-seat amphitheatre on Bodmin Moor.

Engendering community and civic pride by caring for the environment.

Rescuing surplus food, reducing waste and redistributing it to benefit the community.

Providing accessible ESOL tuition to refugees, asylum seekers and others regardless of student’s background.