Awardees

Improving health and mental wellbeing with dignity, hope, and compassion for the most vulnerable.

Our overall aim is to make our community a better place to live. We aim to make provision for all sections of our community especially in the areas of Health & Fitness, Family and Education. We seek to serve our community through an appropriate and comprehensive programme of activities and use our resources, facilities, volunteers and employees to serve our community with excellence.

Promoting wellbeing and support for those experiencing mental health difficulties, loneliness and substance issues.

Provides a transport service to increase the independence of old or disabled people, helping to combat loneliness and isolation.

Providing residents with transport facilities to do their shopping and essential trips Awarded to all those who have given their time to benefit the people of our Community

Providing an information service alongside support for individuals, charities and community groups.

Inspiring, challenging and motivating people, especially young people, to develop their life skills to bring about positive change.

Promoting the interests and needs of residents in Biddulph East through community partnerships with agencies and organisations

A practical group working with the community to enhance and improve the environment of Biddulph.

Serving freshly cooked breakfasts for those in need in a warm and welcoming environment.

Supporting displaced young people seeking sanctuary in the UK to build new and hopeful lives.

Providing essential support, raising aspirations and promoting community participation in Wolverhampton

Providing support to Biggleswade residents enabling them to maintain their independence and wellbeing.

Growing our community by meeting its needs.

Providing opportunity for achievement, for all ages, through organised, structured football.

Provides a monthly magazine for people who are either visually impaired, have restricted mobility, and older members of the community

Commemorating Graham and John by taking students from Wolverhampton to Gelliwig house in Porthmadog.

Creating opportunities for friendships, providing leisure activities and fostering learning.

Assisting the integration of the Chinese and Oriental community into mainstream society.

Running a unique pen museum dedicated to keeping Birmingham’s industrial legacy alive through displays and activities.

Supporting the Hospice in their provision of specialist palliative care for people with a life-limiting illness.

Providing exceptional support to staff, patients and families within the hospital.

Promoting sports and educational programmes to boys and girls aged 7-18 year old, no matter what size, race & ability.

Providing support information and friendship for stoma patients in the Bishop Auckland area.

Supporting the restoration and maintenance of the historic park for the whole community.