Awardees

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.

People of goodwill working together towards safer, kinder communities. Bringing people together to address community need.

Providing a weekly social centre for isolated older people in rural Armagh, facilitating a fun and social activity through dance.

Transforming mental and physical health across the community, volunteer led, one run at a time.

Supporting displaced people locally and internationally.

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.

Providing practical and personal support to homeless, vulnerable and isolated people in East Surrey.

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

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

Empowering families and youth in The Chilterns with hope, opportunity and skills for lasting change.

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.