Awardees

Giving practical advice, guidance and support to parents of children with special needs in Manchester

Supporting people in Surrey with dysphasia difficulties through therapy and communication partnerships

Providing practical advice and emotional support for family dementia carers within the community.

Creating an over 60s community newsroom to promote positive ageing and tackle ageist stereotypes.

Enabling children and adults with hearing difficulties to visit the cinema to watch signed and subtitles films

Providing tourists and local residents with an enjoyable amenity and attraction for enthusiasts.

Promoting, supporting, celebrating and educating the Tamil and wider community in West Sussex

Embracing community stakeholders positively, focusing on health and wellbeing.

Together with the ambulance service, they have helped to save lives and provide care and compassion in the community

Providing water sports/swimming gala opportunities for disabled people. providing a safe meeting place for young people in Rugby with educational, social and cultural recreational opportunities.

Providing confidential and emotional support to people in distress and despair within the community.

Delivering effective support to the night time economy, emergency services and the vulnerable in Tamworth.

Supporting people affected by cancer and other chronic illnesses.

Providing “Therapy Dogs” for people in hospitals, hospices and residential and nursing homes to help those devoid of animal contact.

Educating present and future generations in the United Kingdom’s rich military aviation heritage.

Cultivating a healthy lifestyle through a community allotment in an area of deprivation.

Supporting local residents through an advice service and recreational activities.

Providing Northampton young people aged 8 upwards with opportunities to improve their personal and life skills.

Providing vital support, promoting social interaction and community integration in Tattingstone.

Making a positive difference to the lives of adults with learning disabilities, through encouraging them to become respected and confident independent adults in society.

Dealing with the issues of vulnerable people and helping to diffuse aggressive situations.

Providing outdoor educational activities to young people in the community.

Promoting and developing the organisation of a full programme of sports events in the community.

Empowering and enabling teenagers with Asperger’s Syndrome to fully engage at home, in school and with their community.

Creating community facilities as a sustainable legacy for all ages and abilities to enjoy.