Awardees

Building peace and reconciliation across Luton’s diverse communities. Received the special designation for impactful support during the pandemic in 2020.

Providing welfare, social, cultural and volunteering opportunities for the Irish and local community.

Providing recreational opportunities for young people in Luton with access to football coaching qualifications

Strengthening the community through the development and co-ordination of voluntary care services and social activity.

Connecting communities, promoting social inclusion and overcoming barriers through art and culture.

Volunteers working collaboratively to support people at the end of life and those close to them.

Raising awareness of this illness alongside providing support to those affected

Supporting disabled, vulnerable people, families & carers by increasing social contact, fitness levels, quality of life and maintaining independence.

We are dedicated to helping children with special educational needs and disabilities across the Midlands.

Creating social inclusion across Northern Ireland for people with disabilities and their families.

Providing companionship for older people and recreational opportunities for diverse young people.

We work to help homeless and vulnerable people raise their self-confidence thereby enabling positive life changes.

Giving everyone opportunities to achieve full potential and participate in all aspects of life.

Supporting all families affected by autism and giving their members some magic moments

Operating an emergency rapid response medical charity in Peterborough and Cambridgeshire

Supporting and inspiring young people to be the best they can be in sports, arts and their well-being.

Volunteers have supported and enabled hundreds of stroke survivors and their carers since 1990

Volunteers trained to attend life-threatening 999 calls in advance of an ambulance resource.

Responding to community needs, such as transport, shopping, visiting the lonely and housebound, help in the home

Enabling people in Maidstone who are ill or have support needs to be successful volunteers.

Raising awareness of male cancers, changing men’s health mindset and fundraising for cancer diagnosis, treatment and care.

Providing support to enable female sex workers to be safe, healthy and able to make their own choices.

Advancing the understanding of beekeeping, honey bees and other pollinating insects for the public benefit.

Providing support and information to parents, carers and families of LGBT+ people in the North West.

Conserving, exhibiting and operating vintage trams, tramway-related heritage artefacts and documents.