Awardees

Brings together the whole community. All ages and abilities help make Leominster a beautiful town

Les Bourgs is a Christian Hospice, we wish to provide an opportunity for enhancement of quality of life for those people of the Bailiwick of Guernsey who are living with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses that are no longer responsive to curative treatments and support their families.

Providing residential angling and education courses to schools and local organisations.

Therapeutic, sports and arts activities for children with special needs and disabilities.

Providing essential supplies, friendship, and signposting support to those experiencing homelessness.

Working to improve literacy of children and adults in Ipswich.

Enabling young people with additional needs to level up their employability skills via community volunteering.

Serving South Harris through amenities and recreation, powered by a band of dedicated volunteers.

Restoring a derelict canal to improve the environment and benefit the local community, wildlife and tourists.

A dedicated team of ambassadors volunteering to support the life and work of Lichfield Cathedral and its City.

Families supporting families, who are bereaved by fatal road traffic collisions in Northern Ireland.

Transforming lives and the environment through cycling.

Supporting the independence and the wellbeing of the elderly, people with dementia and carers.

Promoting safe and healthy lifestyles by influencing attitudes and changing behaviour.

Mentoring young people facing disadvantage and difficulty, to reduce their distress and build their resilience.

Providing specifically tailored support services to people with Autistic Spectrum Conditions.

Meeting the needs of young people in the traveller community in Watersedge through an alternative learning environment

Helping amputees, the limb-impaired, their families, friends and carers to overcome the trauma surrounding disability.

Relieves and rehabilitates disabled people, by the design and manufacture of specialised equipment (not commercially available) which is supplied free of charge to clients.

Better health and wellbeing for all through nature.

Helping older people stay connected to communities by alleviating loneliness through volunteering.

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.