Awardees

A community Hub benefiting the local and wider area, for all ages, backgrounds and capabilities.

Improving life for the whole community through environmental, social and youth projects.

Providing services for the benefit of the community in a friendly, inclusive and supportive way.

Offers services to the elderly in order to alleviate sickness and infirmity and support independent living.

Improving the lives of estate residents.

Providing a facility for women to enjoy social and creative activities and counselling

Enhancing the wildlife and conservation value of Shropshire’s burial grounds through practical conservation work.

Providing support for young people, and their families, impacted by Sickle Cell.

Preserving our heritage and promoting good physical and mental health for the community since 1869.

Uplifting, empowering and transforming the lives of the homeless in and around Cirencester.

Supporting women in the UK who have been victims of childhood incest and raising awareness of the situation

Providing a free independent advocacy service for older people.

Providing individuals seeking help and assistance with the right information and support.

Providing free and friendly advice and information whilst working to improve local laws and policies across the Islands.

Providing trusted, essential advice to local people, so they can live happier more productive lives.

Innovatively enabling people with a learning disability, and their carers, in mid-Essex since 1951.

Eliminating litter, regenerating community gardens and encouraging others.

Teaching young people the sport of martial arts.

Claire House helps seriously and terminally ill children live life to the full.

Providing a village store – in the community, for the community, by the community.

Providing high-quality programmes to disadvantaged children and young people, inspiring them to reach their potential.

Providing employment and training for sufferers of mental illness in a supportive environment.

A team of adults with learning disabilities who write and deliver Learning Disability Awareness Training.

CHRA volunteers manage and run the Riverside Community Centre for their local Community on behalf of WBDC.

Providing a vibrant community hub, improving wellbeing, reducing crime and changing lives.