Awardees

Providing a ‘hospice without walls’ that delivers care and support to patients and their families wherever it is needed.

For welcoming visitors and engaging the local community with Outreach programmes to Schools and Care Homes.

Providing ongoing support and protection to those experiencing poverty, homelessness, crisis, disadvantage and discrimination.

Providing information and practical and emotional support to people affected by cancer.

Providing community policing and contributing to the administration of the justice system.

Showing true dedication to help Sheffield people affected by terminal illness since 1971.

Facilitating learning and vocational opportunities for all within a historic complex of classroom buildings.

Supporting and welcoming guests, maintaining the facilities and memorials alongside wildlife and conservation duties

Improving the environment in Dawson by enabling elderly and infirm residents to undertake low maintenance gardening and run a community allotment.

Engaging the community with local history through research, archaeology, publications and its museum.

Providing young people with one-to-one mentoring, empowering them to achieve their individual goals.

Supporting marginalised women gain self-confidence and skills through targeted training and coaching

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

Providing a valued and much loved, non-funded, social activity for people with learning disabilities, right in the heart of the local community for more than two decades.

Working with the local community and volunteers to provide a welcoming cafe and social hub that delivers activities, support and opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds and aspiration.

The volunteers at the Welcome Organisation support the physical and emotional well being of vulnerable homeless adults.

Providing emergency food and toiletry parcels for individuals and families in need across Wolverhampton.

Providing support services to homeless and disadvantaged people aiming to reengage them in the wider community, by providing effective options 365 days a year to promote independence.

Meeting the needs of local residents of all ages, enabling them to lead independent, fuller and richer lives and preventing social isolation.

Providing therapeutic counselling to enable young people to improve their mental health and wellbeing.

Supporting groups of teenagers to renovate donated vehicles to give to charities of their choice.

A museum which serves as an educational resource for local residents researching the history of the town and its past fishing industry

Conserving, restoring and improving a Wiltshire, Swindon and Oxfordshire canal network benefitting the community and its environment.

Providing opportunities for adults with disabilities in Derby to interact and organise their own group outings.

Transformation of a former cottage hospital into a centre which provides a base for social, educational, health and leisure activities for the community.