Awardees

Promoting intergenerational relationships in Barrow-in-Furness

Promoting harmony and understanding across all faiths and none.

Providing a specialist community centre and support for families with disabled children in Berkshire.

Provides basic financial services to people in the area, educating and encouraging people on low incomes in the wise use of money management.

Volunteers providing services to enhance the lives of people of all ages in the local community.

Providing residential courses for young people and a community life-long learning facility for rural residents.

Saving and protecting lives using the rescue hovercraft and inshore boat.

Volunteers Responding to 999 Calls and Saving Lives.

Supporting people with mental health challenges to recovery and integrate into their communities.

Aims to empower volunteers to bridge the gap between refugees and the local community to promote greater integration.

Providing practical help to those in crisis and support to change lives for the better.

Assisting local young people to further their experience while promoting British agriculture

Improving women’s health and wellbeing by providing culturally sensitive support and social integration.

Providing hope, support and empowering adults with mental health conditions and others in recovery.

Providing a successful visitor experience to a major tourist attraction in the North-East.

Supporting the LGBTQI+ community by breaking down barriers and engaging with all communities.

Challenging inequalities within the learning disabled community, breaking the cycle of ignorance.

Increasing confidence and providing support for local people with a visual impairment, enabling them to lead full and active lives.

Providing support, opportunity and purposeful activity to make a positive difference for people living with aphasia.

Providing free chatty rides to those experiencing social isolation.

Supporting families who have children/young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

Providing a residential project for young people aged 16 to 25 years both with and without physical disabilities.

Providing recreational access to footpaths and cycleways in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Transforming a semi-derelict sports facility into a thriving bowling club that provides community services.

Braving the bad weather and helping to ensure continuity of essential services within the community.