Awardees

Providing services to reduce loneliness and support independent living for older and at-risk people.

Cotswold RDA provides riding, therapy and training opportunities for the vulnerable and those with disabilities.

Conserving the Cotswolds AONB for people and wildlife, improving access for all, leading walks and promoting education.

Providing a confidential service to young people, adults and couples throughout the Outer Hebrides.

Assisting those on the margins of society play an active role and integrate in the life of the community.

Working with the community to preserve our agricultural and cultural heritage for future generations.

Providing riding as therapy for pupils aged 2-19 who have severe learning difficulties.

Providing help and support for people who are upset or troubled or feeling suicidal.

Raise funds and awareness of the Poppy Appeal in Coventry throughout the year by way of community fundraising.

Providing support to vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals and families across Coventry through the creation and implementation of relevant projects and groups.

Is an Umbrella organisation which provides a platform for Muslims to engage with authorities towards community cohesion.

Over Fifty Volunteers who encourage and stimulate people to live a full life after sight loss.

Providing social, recreational and educational activities to residents of Croft Ward and Cowpen Quay

Supporting the museum in Olney and providing the most enjoyable of visitor experiences to all.

Turning a run-down area of Preston into a thriving community and driving down crime.

Providing physical and emotional support for disabled and special needs youngsters

Supporting victims of sexual violence from crisis to sustainable recovery through a range of specialist sexual violence services made possible only through the time, commitment and expertise of our volunteers.

The aim of the group is to provide support to parents with young children who are coping with stressful situations. The idea behind the scheme is that if parents feel that their support needs are being met, they can, in turn, better meet the needs of their children and it is also hoped that the support provided can help to prevent crises developing and the breakdown of family life.

Encouraging change by providing exciting activities, education and employment to enable vulnerable young people to realise their full potential.

Making a difference across the community via creative art to those who are increasingly isolated.

Teaching therapeutic craft pursuits to all sectors of the community helping to alleviate stress.

Supporting disadvantaged children to achieve a national qualification in the arts.

Providing education for prisoners to aid rehabilitation and reintegration into the community.

Providing support through football, raising aspirations and promoting local community wellbeing.

Conserving local, social and industrial history to share with all.