Awardees

Making science and digital skill accessible by bringing hands-on activities to the local community.

Responding to community needs, providing help and support to vulnerable people.

Promoting community development and reconciliation.

Developing a resilient community network, helping those in need through times of change.

Addressing the practical needs of the disadvantaged community and to bring God’s extravagant love to all people.

Providing local emergency response, public access defibrillators and community education.

Providing companionship, healthy meals and stimulating activities for older people in the local community in addition to providing respite for their carers.

Giving all students the opportunity to volunteer as active citizens in their community. Over 1,500 students volunteered 18,000 hours lobbying, campaigning and representation at the UN.

Helping sight-impaired people live full, independent lives in their communities in Croydon.

Providing important support and services in North Belfast.

Providing bereavement support and counselling.

For people at a vulnerable time of life, Cruse Bereavement Care Isle of Man exists to promote the well-being of bereaved people, and to enable anyone bereaved by death to understand their grief and cope with their loss.

Somewhere to turn to when someone dies.

To promote the well-being of bereaved people and to enable anyone bereaved by death to understand their grief and to cope with their loss and to help maintain physical health and well-being.

Provides a bus service for villagers to get to towns for shopping etc.

Maintaining and developing public assets and spaces in Cullen for the benefit of the community.

A dynamic local community partnership achieving real improvements for the environment and community.

Providing support, advice and information to sufferers of Thyroid disfunction boosting the morale of chemotherapy patients in the Christie and Greater Manchester

Enabling and empowering young people within rural communities to achieve their own personal goals.

Support local people to feel less isolated, more engaged and a valued part of the community through direct engament.

Provide facilities and opportunities for all to participate in sport and physical activities.

Continually working towards improving life chances for young people.

Providing a hub for the community, a place to meet and to encourage a love of books in the Afan Valley.

Providing a local community transport service for people unable to use public trabsport in Dwyfor.

Improving the wellbeing and social cohesion of Blaenau Gwent communities and their people.