Awardees

Maintaining and improving an urban space through education and active conservation

Providing freedom and independence for those with mobility challenges to access local facilities.

Providing vital services to older people in the Kintyre Peninsula including the island of Gigha.

Using music to improve speech and rebuild confidence after voice loss.

Enables the Albanian speaking community in UK to settle and fully participate in society.

Supporting the multicultural society & feeding the homeless.

Restoring part of our Industrial Heritage, providing volunteering, education and recreation for all.

Inspiring, enthusing and entertaining children through literature and the Arts

Providing housing for older people, preserving historic buildings and promoting textile design.

Converting food waste into food smiles through distribution of surpluses to the local community.

Caring, listening and helping vulnerable people in Shrewsbury during the night-time hours at the weekend.

Providing a Hindu Temple and Community Centre, promoting spirituality, inclusion, and social cohesion.

Providing free deliveries of urgent samples and medical supplies between hospitals, supporting NHS patient care.

Provision of peer support group for individuals with aphasia and their families

Enabling contact between children and parents after family breakdown at this very emotional times.

Shropshire Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs, volunteer organisation which affords opportunity and champions rural life.

Supporting rural people with confidential help, reducing stress, risk of suicide and depression.

Helping the public by correcting omissions from war memorials, repairing, cleaning and tracing names and graves.

Working alongside adults with learning disabilities, developing their self confidence and self esteem through use of performing arts.

Giving learning disabled actors and dancers the benefit of direct involvement in the performing arts, to increase self-confidence, self-worth and well being.

Giving people of all ages the support they need to cope with going blind so that they can live independently.

Supporting blind and partially sighted people to lead full and active lives.

Sight for Surrey supports people who are blind, vision impaired, Deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing.

Volunteers marshal local festivals, organise litter picks and environmental projects that benefit green spaces.

Providing mental health and wellbeing, emotional and cultural issues support to anyone in need.