Awardees

Encouraging involvement and access to the arts to empower communities and change lives.

Supporting traumatised veterans and their families to find mental wellbeing through volunteering.

Promoting veterans’ mental health and life skills by supporting wellness and community reintegration.

Providing on the spot welfare, peer mentoring and mental health support to ex-service personnel and their families.

Empowering those in need to break the cycle of poverty, mental health, hunger and isolation.

Preparation and support for children and young people in Nottinghamshire giving evidence in court

Working with passion to preserve and restore the remarkable Edwardian Grade II listed Victoria Baths in Manchester.

Volunteers supporting those vulnerable at night in Manchester’s Gay Village.

Providing people in crisis with practical, emotional and financial support, while empowering them to break poverty cycles.

Providing opportunities that remove barriers and empower individuals to develop our community.

Providing lifelong education, social and wellbeing services to local people living with sight loss.

Supporting families in Greater Manchester to give their children the best quality of life.

Providing support to vision impaired people, combating isolation in the community.

Arts and community projects for all ages throughout Cambridgeshire

Creating intergenerational, participatory performances that celebrate shared culture.

Running a day centre, accommodation and training centre for the homeless or those at risk of homelessness in Perth and district.

Placing volunteers with local organisations and providing the elderly with transport for appointments.

Inspiring and supporting individuals to become involved in their communities by volunteering or community action.

Providing a volunteer recruitment resource centre and a community transport scheme in Newbury

Promoting volunteering, social care and community action through brokerage and community service programmes.

Support for people who face loneliness by encouraging friendships, combating isolation, and celebrating independent living.

Inspiring and educating the community on plants and on Kew’s role and providing bus and sensory walking tours to disabled groups.

A group ensuring medication is taken to frail and isolated patients in a wide rural area.

Crewing our specially-designed canal boats for disabled and seriously ill people regardless of age or ability.

Supporting juvenile prisoners and young offenders through improving their literacy and numeracy skills.