Awardees

Searching for vulnerable missing people on behalf of the emergency services and the community.

Supporting people living with sight loss to reduce isolation, connect communities and enrich lives

A volunteer-led high quality heritage centre which continues to grow and improve

Using horticulture to enhance the wellbeing of people in our community.

Providing a battery and repair service for hearing aid users.

A group of volunteers, organising numerous events year on year for the benefit of their community and help boost tourism.

A place for older people which offers a wide range of services and holidays for the local community.

Preserving and exhibiting Hampshire’s railway heritage.

Improving community needs and the environment in Waterhouses through social, educational and recreational activities

Promoting everyone’s right to give as well as receive, WAC, developed by the local community, facilitates economic, diverse and relevant solutions to community needs.

Managed and operated entirely by volunteers, we enable the disabled or disadvantaged to navigate and explore our local canal.

A working museum which preserves part of Herefordshire’s Industrial Heritage.

Providing community-based language education to promote harmony and cultural understanding

Harnessing the expertise and skills of volunteers over 50

A social support group for those with visual impairment helping with confidence and independence.

Conserving an historical heritage centre for social and educational public use. Maintaining and improving an urban space through education and active conservation. Preserving the artifacts and displays of the Royal Dockyard Museum for visitors

Benefits disabled people of all ages unable to embark on the surrounding waterways. It provides a purpose built day cruiser suited for wheel chair users with all other aids necessary for day trips.

Providing a service to older people to support independent living and help alleviate social isolation.

Providing services for individuals and families in Nottinghamshire to promote recovery from trauma.

Assisting adults with learning disabilities to engage with the wider community and in doing so help to alleviate the loneliness and isolation experienced by many within the disabled community.

Empowering families affected with predominantly hidden disabilities in North East Scotland.

Supporting the Museum in its delivery of knowledge, stimulating public interest in historical crafts & rural buildings.

Providing the freedom and excitement for children and adults with disabilities to learn to sail, to race or simply to get out on the water.

Helping the visually impaired stay in touch with their community by providing weekly audio recordings.

Providing affordable water-based activities for the community and its visitors.