Awardees

Serving and supporting older residents in Newport Pagnell by providing fun, food and friendship.

Restoring a roofless ruin into a museum and sculpture garden alongside a community and education programme

Restoring a sense of safety to children after fleeing violent home situations.

Providing social, leisure and learning opportunities for people with disabilities in Norfolk since 1967.

Providing safe accommodation for rough sleepers, supporting them in every way into permanent housing.

Providing companionship and support for patients at the end of their life, at Lister Hospital.

Supplementing health and social services in the Blackdown Hills by providing care and support services.

Supporting people with learning difficulties to become active citizens in their communities, representing others and developing themselves.

Promoting wellbeing, reducing loneliness & isolation for our vulnerable.

A Local Community Presence: Compassionate engagement in hospital end of life care.

Providing advice and support to carers in Harrogate, Craven and Airedale districts.

Promoting a community legacy of health and wellbeing in Suffolk.

Transforming lives in Herefordshire by offering skills, friendship and a future to those in mental or physical distress.

Providing riding for the Disabled and personal development programmes to foster improved wellbeing through horses.

Advancing education within the Chinese community, understanding Chinese culture and encouraging mutual aid.

Supporting Thames Valley Police, ensuring public safety and managing risk during ceremonial events.

Providing a friendly and professional library and information service for local residents and visitors to the village.

Contributes to the community well being by providing care, support and transport for those who may need it.

Providing a weekly Social Group for Adults with learning difficulties.

Preserving heritage, advancing education, developing skills and confidence within the community.

Helping residents of Hanwell who are in need, hardship and distress since 1484.

Enabling people to understand and talk openly about depression, stay mentally well and access appropriate treatment.

The Cheshire Academy provides children and young people opportunities in sport and the arts working with young people who have physical, sensory or learning disabilities.

Helping every child to own their own books and to feel part of a wider reading community.

Providing short break respite care to children with complex disabilities and their families.