Awardees

Providing pre-hospital care for patients in life-threatening incidents.

Leading walks across Brighton & Hove for people of all ages and abilities to help them get active, improve their mental and physical health and meet new people.

Enabling people to befriend and support their isolated older and disabled neighbours.

Conserving overgrown Brill Common by grazing to benefit both the environment and the community.

Providing experience-based support to Bristol parents, carers and families with autistic children.

Providing a residential centre for holidays for young people and community groups in need.

Supporting women and girls who self-injure and providing information, training and research

To provide supplementary Islamic education for the local children from reception age through to GCSE’s, promote good citizenship within diverse ethnic groups, promote participation in sports and support local main stream schools with GCSE revision classes open to all communities.

Contributing to the cultural life in Londonderry by providing performances at charitable, civic and religious events.

Building trust and finding common grounds between communities through shared heritage and culture.

Supporting members of the community who have been affected by fire and flood

Providing information and support to refugees and asylum seekers with settlement issues and advice on essential services

Providing a centre and safe place for children and young people living on the Britwell Estate

Foleshill’s independent community centre – opening the door of welcome to a better life for groups from all backgrounds.

Providing recreational, art and social facilities for the elderly in Failsworth

Providing and promoting environmental, social, health and education support to their local community.

Supporting and advising local young people in an endeavour to keep them off the streets each night

Providing expertise and support via woodworking; facilitating well-being and friendship for older people.

Volunteers endeavour to prevent flooding and respond to weather related and other tasks in Brockham.

Tackling the many effects of poverty and need in Kinross-shire.

Relieving the pressure of poverty on families by providing baby, child and household items.

To engage with the community and in partnership achieve positive change to both people and surroundings.

Success and growth of the charity depends on its 700+ volunteers caring for visitors, exhibits and delivering events.

Improving the local environment and enhancing the sense of community ownership and responsibility.

Helping and supporting local people in food poverty and signposting them to local agencies.