Awardees

Providing food, clothing, support, online services and human contact for very vulnerable people.

Volunteer charity working in partnership with Hyndburn Borough Council to promote & preserve the Borough’s parks.

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

Promoting the well-being of gay and bisexual men, since 1986, by providing a safe meeting environment in which to develop mutually supportive friendships

Providing support and information to patients and their families on the long road to recovery from critical illness.

Enriching lives of Hindus by meeting their social, cultural, educational, health and wellbeing needs.

Providing vulnerable people with the skills, confidence and motivation to cook simple, healthy meals.

Empowering people with learning disabilities through performing and creative arts.

Supporting isolated older people though friendship, social activities, a complimentary therapy scheme and meal clubs.

Provision of counselling and support for adults in Nottinghamshire abused as children

Providing services and opportunities for people of all ages, making a lasting difference.

Working with people of all ages with additional support needs and disabilities to create inclusive communities.

Incredible Kids provides high quality, unique, weekly inclusive play sessions for children and young people.

Providing support to a much in demand Neo-Natal critical care Unit and vital research.

Giving free, independent and legally-based advice to ensure children and young people with special educational needs get the right support.

Providing a centre in Batley for interfaith events, helping to portray a positive image and address the needs of Muslims in British Society.

Providing information and support for families affected by autism throughout Nottinghamshire and their siblings.

Engaging disadvantaged young people in confidence building activities to create positivie role models

Supporting the mental health & emotional wellbeing of people through participation in the creative arts.

Supporting those with learning disabilities who help older people in their homes with domestic chores.

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

Encouraging BME communities and disadvantaged people in Northampton to get involved in community radio.

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

Helping young people and families to overcome challenges and fulfil their potential.

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