Awardees

LINKnet’s volunteers provide advice and guidance to minority ethnic people to help them reach their full potential.

Linlithgow Link volunteers provide caring support by befriending, group social activity and bespoke transport service.

Encouraging visitor participation in restoration and recreational use of the canal.

A running club that is inclusive of all abilities, enabling everyone to fulfil their goals.

Lippen Care volunteers support individuals and families at a time of their life when they are most vulnerable.

Providing training and experience in the construction industry to young people in the local community

Supporting adults in the community through tailored recreational and educational activities led by volunteers.

Providing a weekly laundry service for elderly people and those living with terminal illnesses

Providing advice, support and social activities for people who suffer from long term health conditions.

A self-help group for people with mental health problems.

Helps children who are finding reading difficult to overcome their problems and discover that reading can be fun.

Removing rubbish from open spaces, bringing social welfare and economic benefits to the community.

Offering support to any child with a disability/additional needs and their family.

Enabling disabled children and young people in Cheshire West and Chester to gain their rightful place in the community

Inspiring, motivating and exciting young people to live healthy lifestyles.

Provision of local news and cultural communications to visually impaired people.

Bringing Nature closer to communities and creating community-led well being and healthy connected neighborhoods.

Provides residential facilities on the Projects own boats to enable children, young people and the less able to enjoy the experience of canal boating on the inland waterways.

A community based social enterprise, led by voluntary directors, focussed on economic regeneration.

Fostering community interest and intergenerational connections by recording current events which create a historical archive.

Providing a 24/7 service on Loch Lomond, and its shores and islands, since 1977, crewed entirely by unpaid volunteers.

Specialise in the support and social inclusion of disabled people into the local Community “Ability not Disability.”

Delivering person centred services to the community and reaching out to those most vulnerable.

Assisting stranded and injured people in extreme weather conditions.

For the provision of community broadband services to the rural Lochaber area.