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Awardees

On the 14th November we announced the 231 voluntary groups selected to receive The King’s Award for Voluntary Service in 2025.

The King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2025 Awardees List – PDF

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  • Neonatal Knitters

    Year awarded: 2024
    Type of group: Family Support
    Ceremonial county: Greater Manchester
    Making vitally important baby items for local NICUs, staff and families in the community.
  • Nepalese Help Maddhat Samuha

    Year awarded: 2012
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: Hampshire
    Supporting Nepalese immigrants integration in the UK.
  • NEPHRA Good Neighbours

    Year awarded: 2023
    Type of group: Older People
    Ceremonial county: Greater Manchester
    Preventing loneliness and isolation by encouraging socialisation among 60+ age group.
  • Netherfield Forum

    Year awarded: 2014
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: Nottinghamshire
    Assisting with the relief of poverty and the provision of youth, educational and recreational activities for all within the community and surrounding areas.
  • Neuadd Cwmllynfell Hall

    Year awarded: 2022
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: West Glamorgan
    Providing a vibrant hub for the community for social, sporting, cultural and recreational activities.
  • Neuro Drop In Centre

    Year awarded: 2023
    Type of group: Mental Health and Wellbeing
    Ceremonial county: Lancashire
    Delivering inclusive classes and support to our neurological community in a safe welcoming space.
  • New 2U and Time out 4U

    Year awarded: 2011
    Type of group: Family Support
    Ceremonial county: Kent
    Facilitating a no-cost opportunity for people to re-cycle and access good quality children’s clothing; family support and social experiences
  • New Beginnings Community

    Year awarded: 2023
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: the West Midlands
    Enhancing, building cohesion, empowering those who are marginalised at the edges of the community.
  • New Ferry Community Land Trust

    Year awarded: 2024
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: Merseyside
    Putting the community at the heart of regeneration in New Ferry.
  • New Forest and District Sailability

    Year awarded: 2012
    Type of group: Disability
    Ceremonial county: Hampshire
    Supporting disabled people through recreational sailing.
  • New Forest Basics Bank

    Year awarded: 2024
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: Hampshire
    Providing emergency food and essentials across the whole of The New Forest.
  • New Heights Warren Farm Community Project

    Year awarded: 2014
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: the West Midlands
    Providing support for people and families of all ages and needs within the local community.
  • New Hope

    Year awarded: 2017
    Type of group: Homelessness
    Ceremonial county: Hertfordshire
    Helping to prevent homelessness and transform lives in the Watford area.
  • New Malden Volunteers – Met Volunteer Programme

    Year awarded: 2007
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: Greater London
    To provide an effective and high quality service that will enhance customer care to visitors at New Malden Police Office.
  • New Neighbours Together

    Year awarded: 2022
    Type of group: Asylum Seekers and Refugees
    Ceremonial county: Lancashire
    Providing grass roots care and support to all asylum seekers and refugees.
  • New Note Orchestra

    Year awarded: 2023
    Type of group: Arts and Media
    Ceremonial county: East Sussex
    Providing a creative output to support people in recovery from addiction.
  • New Springs Community Project Group

    Year awarded: 2018
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: Greater Manchester
    Bringing all ages and backgrounds together through play and social activities.
  • New Vic Volunteers

    Year awarded: 2019
    Type of group: Arts and Media
    Ceremonial county: Staffordshire
    Providing a warm welcome to people of all ages and backgrounds visiting Staffordshire’s New Vic Theatre.
  • Newbury Community Resource Centre

    Year awarded: 2011
    Type of group: Education and Employment
    Ceremonial county: Berkshire
    Supplying furniture and household items to those in need along with training and volunteer opportunities for all, particularly those at a disadvantage
  • Newbury Riding for the Disabled Limited

    Year awarded: 2024
    Type of group: Disability
    Ceremonial county: Berkshire
    Enabling SEN children to improve their physical & mental wellbeing.
  • Newby & Scalby Library and Information Centre

    Year awarded: 2024
    Type of group: Community Hubs and Services
    Ceremonial county: North Yorkshire
    A community library and garden providing books, IT resources and group activities for all ages.
  • Newcastle Chinese Healthy Living Centre

    Year awarded: 2011
    Type of group: Education and Employment
    Ceremonial county: Tyne and Wear
    Providing social, recreational and educational activities for members of the local Chinese community
  • Newcastle Muungano Community Association

    Year awarded: 2008
    Type of group: Family Support
    Ceremonial county: Tyne and Wear
    Promoting the welfare needs of individuals and families within the African community in Newcastle upon Tyne.
  • Newcastle Weekly Blind Social Club

    Year awarded: 2018
    Type of group: Disability
    Ceremonial county: Staffordshire
    Volunteers supporting visually impaired adults with activities which reduce their social isolation.
  • Newent Association for the Disabled

    Year awarded: 2006
    Type of group: Mental Health and Wellbeing
    Ceremonial county: Gloucestershire
    Provides social and recreational activities for physically disabled people of all ages at Sheppard House, and dial-a-ride and shuttle transport services.