Awardees

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 fun and affordable swimming lessons, voluntary run since 1936.

Inspiring civic pride and boosting business in the community, promoting mental health wellbeing, combating loneliness.

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

Providing emotional and practical support to people affected by the trauma and grief of road death.

Providing vital support to those bereaved through road crashes and ensuring their stories are heard.

Working to protect and create safe off-road routes for horse riders also benefitting walkers and cyclists.

Providing practical help and emotional support, transporting patients and helping with hospice events and fundraising.

Helps children or young people who are excluded from social and educational opportunities because of disaffection, exclusion, family or other problems.

Providing care, support and equipment for heart patients and families, both in and out of hospital.

Providing Veterans and Others within the community with real help support and advice

Assisting with transport in the community, promoting Health and Wellbeing, reducing Social Isolation thus helping Vulnerable Adults.

Providing activities for pre-school and school children, youths and senior citizens in Selly Oak.

Providing an opportunity for young people to create, record and perform music safely.

Responding to individual needs with support and understanding to maximise their life chances.

Volunteers have given 3,568 hours to support families living domestic abuse, conforming and/or controlling behaviours.

Collecting and refurbishing donated furniture and household goods for disadvantaged people in Tweeddale.

Providing sporting, social and health benefits in our rural community, over 500 members ages ranging from 2 to 70.

Working together to improve and look after the Rossall Beach area to create a better place for everyone who uses it and the residing wildlife.

Rossall Point NCI – Keeping a lookout for the safety of users of the sea and coast around the Fleetwood Wyre coastline.

Responding to serious and life-threatening medical emergencies and supporting training for Heartstart.