Awardees
On the 14th November we announced the 262 voluntary groups selected to receive The King’s Award for Voluntary Service in 2023.
The King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2023 Awardees List – PDF
Showing 476 – 500 out of 3405 awardees
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Caring Canines
Year awarded: 2010Type of group: OtherCeremonial county: DorsetOffering dog assisted therapy to people of all ages and abilities in the Bournemouth area -
Caring For Life
Year awarded: 2005Type of group: Mental Health and WellbeingCeremonial county: West YorkshireProviding long term support and care to those with mental health, domestic and homeless difficulties in West Yorkshire -
CARIS Haringey
Year awarded: 2020Type of group: HomelessnessCeremonial county: Greater LondonProviding advice and practical support to homeless and destitute families in Haringey. -
Carisma
To promote a positive image of young people and assist them to access opportunities available to them, diverting those that are the most vulnerable or at risk of offending. -
Caritas Community LBG
Year awarded: 2017Type of group: Community Hubs and ServicesCeremonial county: GuernseyWorks alongside ex-offenders and other vulnerable people on Guernsey to change lifestyles and help build self esteem. -
Carleton Glen and St Giles View Tenants Residents Association
Supporting the elderly and young people in the community through social and environmental activities -
Carlisle and District Remap
Design and manufacture of one-off equipment for disabled people for whom there is no commercially available alternative -
Carmarthen & District Youth Opera
Year awarded: 2023Type of group: Children and Young PeopleCeremonial county: DyfedProviding musical theatre opportunities for young people in the West Wales Area. -
Carnany Community Association
Year awarded: 2004Type of group: EnvironmentCeremonial county: County AntrimEnhancing the lives of residents through environmental projects, clubs and events. -
Carnoustie Community Helpline
Year awarded: 2010Type of group: Health and CareCeremonial county: AngusProviding car transport for individuals registered with Carnoustie medical group to attend medical appointments -
Carnoustie Memories
Year awarded: 2022Type of group: DisabilityCeremonial county: AngusPioneering work in the battle against memory loss caused by dementia. -
Carpenters Cafe
Year awarded: 2023Type of group: Food SupportCeremonial county: Greater LondonProvides food, clothing, health & educational support to communities in Newham over prolonged periods. -
Carrick Connect
Year awarded: 2022Type of group: Mental Health and WellbeingCeremonial county: County AntrimProviding a mentoring service for young people via intervention and outreach projects. -
Carrickfergus Gasworks Preservation Society
Preserving Ireland’s only Victorian coal-gasworks for museum and community use. -
Carrickfergus Junior Gateway
Year awarded: 2018Type of group: Children and Young PeopleCeremonial county: County AntrimProviding social opportunities for young people with learning disabilities increasing confidence and life skills. -
Carriers of Hope, Coventry
Year awarded: 2016Type of group: Asylum Seekers and RefugeesCeremonial county: the West MidlandsEnabling newly housed asylum seekers, refugees and EU Roma Migrants to feel settled, at home and welcomed in Coventry. -
Carterton Lions Club
Year awarded: 2012Type of group: Community Hubs and ServicesCeremonial county: OxfordshireProviding a broad spectrum of service and support activities benefitting the Oxfordshire community and wider population, with appropriate fundraising. -
Cash Box Credit Union
Supports financial inclusion in the community by encouraging savings and affordable loans. -
CASSPLUS
Providing advice and support, from within Magistrates’ Courts, to vulnerable people in contact with the Justice System. -
Castaway Goole
Year awarded: 2012Type of group: Arts and MediaCeremonial county: The East Riding of YorkshireUsing musical theatre to provide life-enhancing opportunities for adults and young people with learning and physical difficulties. -
Castle Hill Group
Year awarded: 2008Type of group: EnvironmentCeremonial county: East SussexWho created and now manage the Castle Hill local nature reserve in Newhaven, East Sussex. -
Castle Juniors Football Club
Year awarded: 2019Type of group: Sport and Outdoor ActivitiesCeremonial county: County DownVolunteers providing football for all at the heart of the community. -
Castle Loch Lochmaben Community Trust
Caring for the loch’s habitats and infrastructure through community engagement and inspiring the next generation. -
Castle Semple Rowing Club
Year awarded: 2015Type of group: Sport and Outdoor ActivitiesCeremonial county: RenfrewshireProviding a welcoming environment to encourage people to enjoy rowing irrespective of their age, experience, physical or mental capability. -
Castlecaulfield Horticultural Society
Year awarded: 2017Type of group: EnvironmentCeremonial county: County TyroneGrowing a stronger community through celebrating the past and sharing the future.