Awardees

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.

Reducing isolation amongst older residents by offering activities including shows, exercise classes, a community kitchen and holidays.

Creating a better, kinder community by doing everything we can to help Wednesfield bloom.

Providing religious, cultural, educational, social, health and sports programmes in Wellingborough.

Providing high-quality, nurse-led, person-centred Day Care for adults of any age with medical care needs and disabilities.

Supporting, empowering and caring for unpaid carers and their families.

Operating an eight-mile steam railway to demonstrate how it served its rural Mid-Wales community from Edwardian times.

Providing theatre workshops for children of all abilities and backgrounds.

Promoting and encourages sport and the live arts in the wider community.

Enhancing the wellbeing of the community with intergenerational and lifestyle projects.

Providing therapies, support and friendship for people with Multiple Sclerosis, their families and carers.

Responding to the communities growing demand to have a representative body to speak on their behalf.

Inspiring visitors to learn more about West Bay’s heritage, environment and amenities.

Providing a wide variety of services for people with learning disabilities with support for families and carers

Providing a specialist gym service for disabled people, to help them keep more mobile and independent.

Providing a hub for families to gain support, advice, education, friendship and a safe space.

West Cornwall Women’s Aid volunteers offer a range of support to women and children who have experienced domestic abuse.