Awardees

Provides facilities for the relief of poverty and distress of refugees and asylum seekers and other migrants and their families.

Providing a social venue and outings for MS patients.

Preparing and sharing free, hot, nutritious meals with those who would otherwise go hungry.

Providing support, advice and positive activities for the young people of Rochford and their families

Entrepreneurs helping peers to start, adapt and grow their businesses in Hull and East Yorkshire.

A safe place for veterans and their families, where positive change begins.

After saving the Museum from closure the local community manages, develops and maximises the use of its facilities.

Restoring, managing and preserving the architectural and historical heritage of Ford Park Cemetery

Providing a green space for the community with cultural, educational, health and recreational opportunities for all.

Provide services for the blind and visually impaired people, their carers and families and establish needs and desires of blind and visually impaired people, highlighting gaps in current services and instigate new and innovative projects.

Working together to provide services and activities that raise aspirations and help build pride in our community.

Provides exercise and health education for all members of the community.

Meeting the needs of visually impaired people in the Forest of Dean and mental illness problems in Stroud.

Offering activities and opportunities to combat social isolation and improve mental wellbeing.

Assisting People with Dementia and their carers the opportunity to integrate into the local community and share their experiences.

30 years of intergenerational working to enhance the quality of life and boost the local economy.

Providing refuge accommodation, support and front line services for women and children affected by domestic abuse.

Providing vital support for refugees in Stirling and Clackmannanshire.

Working towards a sustainable Western Somerset through projects to tackle climate change that improve lives.

Providing volunteering opportunities for veterans to be of service to the whole community.

Paul Lubas and Glenys Evans are both founders of Bobath Children’s Therapy Centre Wales. The aim of the centre is to provide specialist Bobath therapy to children from all over Wales who have cerebral palsy.

Makes the area a safer place to live, increasing community spirit, improving the environment and improving health.

Volunteers of all ages provide essential services and support to residents living in Acocks Green.

Transforming moorland edge wilderness into an outstanding nature reserve.

Supporting children and young people to have a positive relationship with a parent with whom they do not live.