Awardees

Providing extensive support to parents in need across the local community.

Enabling unpaid carers to live well around their caring role.

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

Enabling a unique Elizabethan house to celebrate its past, enjoy its present, and preserve its future.

Supporting all aspects of the Museum enabling the provision of cultural and educational services to the local community and beyond.

Providing services for young people, families and the community.

Medically trained volunteers providing emergency assistance, hospital transport & health prevention.

Providing specialist palliative care for people from Herefordshire and surrounding counties and support for family and friends.

Providing a supporting role to staff, patients, children and their families.

Providing individual counselling for adults and children experiencing bereavement and loss.

Offering love and support in a non-judgemental environment to people affected by drug and alcohol addiction.

Supporting FGM and domestic violence victims and immigrant African communities in Leeds.

Providing emotional, physical and spiritual support from within a working community garden in Dudley.

A unique outdoor cycling track facility for all. To improve physical/mental health for all users.

Preserving Fermanagh’s railway heritage for the community through museum interpretation, education, research and events.

Boosting the morale of chemotherapy patients in the Christie and Greater Manchester

To provide early and ongoing support, assist the brain injured to return to the community, promote understanding and awareness of aspects of brain injury and to increase knowledge of the range and duration of the needs of people with brain injury.

Providing information, support and services to adults with acquired brain injury, their families and carers.

Providing information and support for people with brain injuries, their relatives and carers.

Providing support and rehabilitation to brain injury survivors, their families, carers and friends.

A self-help and support service for adult survivors of childhood abuse.

Working with African communities in the Medway to improve access to health services

Connecting residents and groups to help them create their own path to improve wellbeing.

Addressing the needs of homeless people through support and advice.

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