Awardees

Running an essential community hub that pro-actively promotes well-being in the community.

Writing, publishing and delivering a free monthly news magazine for the community of Alyth since 1997.

Providing education for people with dementia and their families in a café style social setting.

Supporting those living with and affected by HIV and AIDS across London.

Youth workers motivate and encourage group members to develop creative initiatives to tackle the issues of crime and public safety.

Exhibits the transport, industry, communication and craft heritage of Southern England.

Providing social activities for young people and adults with learning and physical disabilities.

Volunteer-led successful community regeneration, through consultation and action.

A dynamic group bringing brass music and performance opportunities to all within the community.

Promoting narrow gauge railways, with emphasis on Staffordshire, by operating a Narrow Gauge railway.

Volunteers working to preserve and display the ship building and seafaring heritage of the area.

Restoring a walled garden for the education, health and well-being of the local community.

Empowering women for over 30 years across Greater Manchester by providing support and a safe space.

Providing emergency food and provision for local people facing financial hardship.

Providing conservation education for all ages and inspiring love and respect for the natural world.

Providing a range of practical and emotional support to children and young carers through counselling, activities and life skills

Providing peer to peer talking groups for men.

Operating a canal narrowboat for young, disadvantaged, elderly and isolated people on day and residential trips to enjoy the waterways, environment, and experience working together as crew.

Providing unique entertainment, information, and reminiscence therapy, mental and physical stimulation for the elderly in Havant

Providing care and support to patients and families who are touched by Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.

Uniting the town of Annan with events that celebrate cultural tradition and cement community spirit.

Building a sense of pride, community involvement and a local feel good factor through an annual festival.

Raising awareness of suicide prevention and counselling support for young people and the wider community.

Converting an industrial heritage centre to a community amenity and tourist attraction.

Encouraging people from all backgrounds and ages to participate in social interaction to reduce feelings of isolation. Providing activities related to Arts, Culture and Health as mediums for self-empowerment.