Awardees

Bringing the Gaskell home to life as a part of Manchester’s community.

Providing the oldest resident members a warm welcome, good companionship, lunches and numerous stimulating activities for more than thirty years.

An all-inclusive performing arts group working with people of all ages with a learning disability.

Teaching brass instruments and promoting British brass band traditions to all community groups and through concert performance

Helping people with learning difficulties live integrated and independent lives

Empowering the next generation through performing arts and mentoring.

A user-led charity supporting disabled people to be valued, included and to have real choice.

Providing embroidery as art work for the important public buildings and churches in the Town and encouraging pride in the local heritage.

Encouraging waste reduction through reuse and recycling activities including diverting surplus food to the needy.

Working together to overcome homelessness and exclusion.

Working together to overcome homelessness, exclusion and rehabilitate towards independent living.

Changing communities through therapeutic services, transforming lives for all ages.

Producing good people first, good boxers second: focusing on improving health, well-being and self-discipline.

Providing leadership for development of ethnic minority sports in NI.

Enabling people with disabilities to enjoy opportunities and meet socially in safe and stimulating environments.

Enable Elgin & District Branch support parents and people with Learning Disabilities.

Supporting and improving the emotional wellbeing of older people in hospital through cognitive and social stimulation.

Empowers socially excluded and disadvantaged communities through sport and youth work ultimately leading to a better future.

Bringing young people together to build a healthy, connected community through excellence in rowing.

Tackling social isolation and employment barriers in our local community.

Inspiring local people to welcome the world to the city of Coventry since 2012.

Maintaining the local natural environment in Kirn, through projects and fundraising for the benefit of residents and tourists.

Providing a community centre and playing fields to improve the quality of people’s lives.

Promoting awareness of Erasmus Darwin’s life and achievements and how they relate to today’s world.

Supporting women from minority backgrounds who are vulnerable to feeling isolated, to access local community services.