Awardees

Walking alongside vulnerable volunteers offering dignity, purpose and support.

Recognising the outstanding contribution of volunteers making a difference to the lives of young people and our community.

Staffed by dedicated volunteers providing a safe, exciting activity for disadvantaged children.

Godiva Trust promotes peace, unity and community cohesion, engaging people in heritage projects inspiring new generations.

Helping people in the local community providing activities and facilities for growing together.

The centre supports adults in our community with health and well-being, isolation and loneliness, exercise and nutrition.

Maintaining and developing the Gratton recreation area in the Heart of our community for the benefit of all.

Volunteer police officers working alongside paid colleagues to help keep the communities of Greater Manchester safe.

Inspiring young people to participate positively in Communities across Greater Manchester through social action projects.

Helping young people develop moral, social and physical capabilities.

To give vulnerable people the chance to go to football games and access respite/short break holiday and a weekly disco.

Volunteers deliver excellent community led health improvement programmes in rural South Lanarkshire.

Celebrating and supporting rural and community life in Lincolnshire through the annual Heckington Show.

Regenerating and operating the unique 8-sail Heckington Windmill as a national educational and community resource.

Developing Neighbourhood Watch, through HertsWatch to create safer, informed communities and reduce crime in Hertfordshire.

Dedicated to preserving the local heritage, environment and quality of life for all Heston residents.

Providing early years learning, with activities and sports for all, to improve the lives and prospects of our community.

Providing weekly, home-based support and friendship for families with young children when life is challenging.

Providing support, friendship and practical help to families with young children.

Offering support,friendship and practical help to families with young children.

Changing attitudes and behaviours so that disabled and vulnerable people feel safe in their communities.

Empowering people with learning disabilities through performing and creative arts.

Inspero’s volunteers support young people and families to lead healthy lifestyles by learning about food.

Our volunteers are hightly trained to provide independent advocacy support for service users with and without capacity.

Providing self sustaining, inclusive provision of performance arts opportunities within the community.