Awardees

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

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

Setting up and running an indoor pool for the benefit of the community.

Gives any person with a disability the opportunity to participate in a regular team sport.

Supporting homeless people through food, care and life skills training.

We offer children and adults direct access to our range of Mental health Support Services in the Community.

A vibrant, welcoming social and learning centre for older people in Salford.

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

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.

Preserving the skill of Ploughing and Hedge Laying through competitions.

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.