Awardees

Promotes and advances knowledge in the fields of horticulture, agriculture, care of animals, recycling and other environmental issues.

Working with local partners to support residents with health issues and domestic violence related difficulties through self-help

The project aims to use media as a tool to involve people in the regeneration of their communities, to build skills and create opportunities for participation on initiatives that promote social, cultural and economic development.

Providing transport for patients and providing practical assistance to elderly, disabled and housebound people.

Protect, present and promote Knutsford’s rich and diverse Heritage for the benefit of the community.

Pioneering community volunteer scheme supporting Knutsford’s events, organisations, residents and visitors

Volunteers providing a motoring event and fundraising for local causes.

Providing inclusive safe spaces for women and girls to thrive through sports, leadership and community.

Providing a monthly homemade lunch and focus for rural, vulnerable and isolated people to meet friends and eat together.

Long-term early intervention mentoring, for boys age 11-15 with absent fathers.

Based in Huntingdon and providing trips on the River Great Ouse for disabled and/or disadvantaged members of local communities of all ages.

Providing a wide range of services to empower, support and improve the lives of those living within Mansfield and District.

Providing support and practical help to families and residents of Ladywood in Birmingham

Providing a crisis search and rescue service for the River Lagan and Belfast Lough area.

Looking after a large recreational amenity and visitor centre in the Belfast region.

A popular local amenity promoting education, conservation, health and wellbeing, for all age groups

Providing a search and rescue response, saving lives and alleviating distress in our community.

Creating and maintaining Holehird Gardens to inspire and educate visitors about gardening in Lakeland.

Enhancing the local quality of life and putting a little colour into their town since 2004.

Providing sporting, recreational and social opportunities for people with disabilities in Glasgow.

Providing a place to meet, worship, socialise and much more for the ethic and Asian community of Lanarkshire and wider afield.

Offering free training in basic life support and fundraising to install life-saving defibrillators into local communities.

Educating current & future generations on the importance of industrial heritage primarily mining.

Supporting vulnerable and isolated community members with recreational and social activities plus transport for medical needs

A project by Khalsa Aid to support the vulnerable and promote equality by following the Sikh principle of sharing food.