Awardees

Razed Roof creates inclusive opportunities for people with learning difficulties and disabilities through Performance Arts.

Caring can often be likened to a rollercoaster ride’. We aim to support Carers through the ups and downs of Caring.

Enabling local people to provide support, encouragement and services for one another, creating a community of kindness.

Enhancing lives and enriching minds by improving mental health and wellbeing.

Providing assistance with equipment or therapies to local children facing life changing medical conditions.

Enabling people with learning disabilities to have a better quality of life in their community.

Supporting people who were in addiction to turn their lives around enabling people to see the person not the addict.

Getting lives back on track with practical support for those needing help with food and housing.

Reach Society encourages, motivates and inspires young people. Its programmes are designed and delivered by volunteers.

Putting smiles on the faces of disadvantaged children and families in the Reading area.

Providing advice, support, integration activities and a welcome to refugees and asylum seekers for 25 years.

Promoting rowing as an enjoyable sport for all, offering valuable personal and community benefits.

Helping the elderly in Southern Derbyshire Dales to maintain independence in their own homes

Recycling computer hardware to address digital poverty, social and environmental concerns.

Runs a furniture reuse scheme and projects for vulnerable people, supporting them to find work and rebuild self-esteem.

Providing positive activities and proactive peer support for people on their journey to recovery from mental ill-health.

Supporting people who feel excluded from their local communities because of mental health problems or other barriers to social inclusion.

Engaging volunteers in training and positive activities, improving the lives of our beneficiaries and local communities.

Providing support, therapy, counselling and practical help for cancer patients and their families.

Making a difference to the lives of unpaid carers in Redbridge by providing them with a range of services, support and recognition.

Redbridge Disabled Women’s Welfare Association has been supporting mentally and physically disabled women for 23 years.

Providing support, Information and Social Welfare for Ethnic minority women in the local community

Supporting the Arab community with an advice service and social activities.

Providing transport, advice, neighbourly help and support to anyone in need in our local community

Reducing the risk of further offending by young people aged 11-17, in a restorative setting.