Awardees

For all those volunteers who set up, developed and still operate the Museum for the new town of Milton Keynes.

Transforming the lives of people with learning disabilities through learning and life skills.

Delivering opportunities in recreational sporting activities along with education and employability programmes for vulnerable young people

Providing recorded tapes and tactile reading matter to visually impaired and physically handicapped people in the local community.

Based in a nostalgic/vintage shop that prompts memories, supports people with dementia to access meaningful activities.

Helping people with dementia to be creative, participate and live well through communal singing.

Enhancing the lives of people with learning disabilities through horticultural training and work experience.

Working with the community to improve Mirfield, make it attractive and preserve local heritage.

Providing sports, arts and educational opportunities to young people in Luton from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Saving lives and promoting recovery as Military Co-Responders working with the Ambulance Service.

Involving older people in the Moelfre community through a day care centre, social and educational facilities

Rescue service for people injured, immobilised, lost or in distress in the Moffat and surrounding areas.

Providing a place of wellbeing for young people with learning difficulties and local residents.

Empowering and raising the aspiration of young people and communities through sport, education and life skills.

Providing social, health and family services to the local community.

Telling the story of the people of the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Air Force who served at Montrose, 1913-50, the country’s first operational Air Station.

Encouraging the recovery of people with severe mood disorders and supporting their family and friends

Dedicated to saving, conserving and promoting one of Birmingham’s hidden social and architectural gems.

Providing counselling services to people affected by addiction.

Supporting accessibility, sharing skills, knowledge and expertise with youths and leaders.

Providing crisis food support to those in need across Moray.

Relieving needs of clients by donating household goods essential to the minimum standards of homemaking.

Providing practical assistance to vulnerable people in Moray, helping keep them safe and independent in their own homes.

Providing an inshore rescue facility in the inland and coastal waters around Findhorn bay.

Preserving Moray’s rich aviation heritage and promoting science and technology by creating a significant visitor attraction.