Awardees

Supporting refugees, asylum seekers, vulnerable migrants and victims of domestic violence.

Supporting those affected by cancer and raising awareness and vital annual funds for Cancer Research UK.

Helping people who suffer from the chronic illness M.E. get the best possible treatment and advice enabling them to lead more fulfilling lives.

Using lessons of the Srebrenica genocide to engage with society at all levels to tackle hatred and intolerance.

Capturing, preserving and sharing living memories, helping to promote social inclusion.

Supporting hospice care for patients and their families in the local community.

Heling improve facilities and wellbeing for local families and the community.

Sharing skills, talents and life experience through activities that make a positive local impact

Assisting with medical emergencies in a rural community.

For over five decades of voluntary lifesaving service to the communities of South Wales.

Providing a meeting place for social, recreational and educational facilities for those with learning difficulties living in Rhyl and district

Operation of a cafe, a local commuity centre and charity fundraising with an annual Fun Day.

Delivers range of programmes that build the capacity for self-reliance among disadvantaged communities.

Creating new uses for our built heritage to benefit residents and the nation.

Working together for all in our community – promoting health, good relations, services for seniors and our heritage.

Delivers canal based heritage education, an annual community festival and conserves the historic boat Roger.

Providing a unique motorcycle remembrance fundraising event dedicated to the names inscribed on the Armed Forces Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum.

Relieving poverty and crime through public safety education and recreation.

Provides horse riding and driving opportunities for disabled persons both physically and mentally handicapped people from the area.

Providing riding and carriage driving opportunities for people in the Isle of Man who have physical and learning diYculties

To provide free of charge, riding sessions for children and adults with special needs in a safe environment.

Providing therapeutic river trips for disabled people and educational programmes for schools.

Providing an arts and cultural hub for Sunbury-on-Thames, Spelthorne & neighbouring communities.

Providing social activities to children and adults with learning difficulties.

Empowering hearing aid users to understand the benefits of their hearing aids