Awardees

Providing practical help, food and love to asylum seekers and refugees – including the destitute.

Providing disabled people living in London with equestrian opportunities at all levels to benefit their health and wellbeing

Providing emotional, mental and physical therapy through donkeys, thereby enhancing the lives of children and adults with additional needs.

Supporting local young people and their families to feel safe, happy and valued and to reach their full potential.

Providing social activities, meals and advice for pensioners in Irvine.

Supporting local people, asylum seekers and refugees in Bury.

Providing family focused support and education to deaf children.

Developing and operating the Heritage Railway between Heywood & Rawtenstall, for the benefit of visitors and the community.

Dedicated to the preservation and enhancment of the unique town of Eccleshall

Transforming wasteland into a therapy garden providing holistic activities for wellbeing.

Teaching young people to swim & perform synchronised swimming elements giving opportunities to compete

Supporting social and leisure activities to improve the quality of life of disabled people.

Believing the best of our young people and giving them the opportunity to contribute & make change in their communities.

Encouraging public awareness of the Esk Valley through the creation of community paths

Helping the elderly, disabled and vulnerable live full and independent lives in their own homes for longer.

Supporting low income families by enabling the exchange of children’s clothes, toys and books.

Providing activity clubs, camps & community support for young people from disadvantaged communities.

A pioneering volunteer run community radio station, operating 24/7 for Melton Mowbray.

Enhancing and maintaining local green and recreational spaces for the benefit of people and the protection of nature.

Providing river based sporting activities for children and adults of all abilities.

Safeguarding, displaying and making available documentation and artefacts recording 100 years of continuous air science development at Farnborough, creating an engineering and history-themed education centre and community cultural facility.

Helping young people of different faiths and cultures to live well together.

Producing audio versions of local papers for the visually impaired and blind of County Fermanagh.

Bringing the community together through learning, leisure and life skills training.

Providing food and basic provisions to the street homeless and those on low or no income