Awardees

Provides food, signposting, care and support to local vulnerable individuals and families.

Befriending and supporting the lonely, elderly and vulnerable in South Brent and District.

Provides therapeutic, recreational, educational and sport riding opportunities for disabled people.

A boxing club in the heart of the community providing boxing for all.

Revealing the wonders of the Universe to educate and inspire all.

Providing support services and intervention for victims and survivors of paramilitary violence

Offering key services, shared values and social inclusion to improve communities.

Improving the lives of Asian people through provision of services and a focus for events.

Providing transport for those who have no car, or cannot use public transport. preventing loss of life or injury by undertaking mountain rescue operations.

To advance and encourage the education of children and young people between the ages of 8 and 23 years in the theory, practice and performance of music.

Providing a 24 hour, 7 days a week, volunteer search and rescue service in support of HM Coastguard.

Inspiring the interest and ambitions of young people towards engineering activities.

Sharing heritage skills to rebuild and run a railway, which benefits the local economy.

Aim to encapsulate the social history of mining illustrating community life ‘past to present’.

Providing volunteer policing and keeping the communities of South Wales safe.

Providing a fly fishing activity for people with breast cancer and encouraging them to meet informally and get peer support.

Providing emotional support to anyone in distress and reaching out to high risk groups in the local community.

Alleviating isolation by providing a vital affordable transport service in a remote rural area.

Involving people in South Wye in a regular and sustainable newspaper profiling issues of local interest

Southall ‘Community Voice’, a leading charity supporting local communities since 1981

Helping to keep patients entertained and in touch since 1952.

Providing a safe and welcoming space to get a nutritious, hot meal with good company for all in need.

Giving people knowledge and confidence to find their way, whoever they are, whatever their problem.

Providing a safe route home and assisting in the decrease of alcohol fuelled crime and anti-social behaviour.

Helping vulnerable people by taking Jesus on to the streets almost every Friday and Saturday night since May 2005.