Awardees

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

Dedicated to enriching community life, enhancing the environment and supporting RAF Odiham.

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.

Recycling donated surplus UK medicines for people in African countries.

Links adults with learning disabilities throughout the Scottish Borders one-to-one with compatible and trained volunteers so they can meet up on a regular basis to do activities of their choice in the community.

Promoting community cohesion through understanding and respect for the rich diversity of faith communities.

Preserving, protecting and sharing the heritage of Bomber Command for the education and benefit of all.

Providing an opportunity for multicultural cohesion through cooking activities

Scottish firefighters supporting Foreign Emergency Services and saving countless lives abroad

The largest outdoor sporting event in Ireland supported by over 800 volunteers.

Ensuring no one goes to bed hungry in Milton Keynes.

Enhancing the quality of life for all inhabitants of Cairnbulg & Inverallochy.

Upholding an outstanding record of achievement in athletics in the region

Representing the interests and aspirations of local voluntary carers with training and support.

Inform, empower and support older people to speak up for themselves and others on many issues affecting their quality of life.

Supports and promotes positive relationships between children and absent parents.

Creating and maintaining a sensory garden for the community, especially elderly and disabled people.

Promoting local tourism and activities to visitors and cruise ship passengers.

Forty years of continuous dedicated broadcasting to patients in Highlands hospitals, recognising the therapeutic value of requested music.