Awardees

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

The provision of Inclusive play and leisure activities for children with disabilities and their families.

Providing visually impaired people in Hertfordshire with access to community information

Part of the “Journey to recovery” when Cancer Patients are going through a difficult and trying time.

To combat social support for pensioners in Lewisham through the provision of a variety of services.

Supporting children and families facing bereavement.

Providing a community facility for the conservation and promotion of local history

Providing a community centre in the heart of Ladbroke Grove. Offering a wide range of activities, projects and services that promote, health, wellbeing and inclusion.

Association volunteers maintain centre incorporating, library and police services.

Delivering dance, health and wellbeing programmes in Leeds and Wakefield.

A ground-breaking, inclusive dance charity led by adults with learning disabilities, using dance to unlock potential.

It is the aim of the group that all heart patients and their carers can overcome their problems to again lead active and fulfilled lives. To support this process, the group oVers facilities for discussion, information and education, for exercise, social meetings and relaxation.

Achieving top standards of management helping to combat loan shark issues and financial exclusion.

Supporting people of all ages and abilities in the community since 1891.

Supporting health and social need in Dartmouth and the surrounding villages.

Transforming the former derelict cooperative buildings site into a unique community resource.

Providing vital transport and mobility services to the most vulnerable and isolated in our District communities.

Enabling adults with disabilities to develop horticultural and lifetime skills that promote independence.

Mentoring young people from tough social backgrounds. Building their confidence and helping them make positive transitional decisions about their future leading them towards sustainable employment.

Providing access to musical activities to the people of Kirriemuir and surrounding areas.

Restoring the heart and amenities of a Sussex village through the creation of new social enterprises.

Offering accessible services that ensure all deaf people are treated equally and with respect. Providing access to information and communication promoting full participation in the wider community.

Tackling climate change through beach cleans, community gardening, green energy schemes and growing beer.

The groups aim is to provide educational recreational activities for those youngsters of low income or state benefit families, activities not normally within the reach of such households.

Gathering neighbours to re-engage with one another through environmental projects and youth work to make a safe place for all in our community.