Awardees

Helping the elderly, disabled and vulnerable live full and independent lives in their own homes for longer.

Providing exceptional support for disadvantaged people through community barge experiences.

Supporting low income families by enabling the exchange of children’s clothes, toys and books.

Enhancing and maintaining local green and recreational spaces for the benefit of people and the protection of nature.

Providing river based sporting activities for children and adults of all abilities.

Bringing diverse people together to meet, listen and talk in Wales and beyond.

Safeguarding, displaying and making available documentation and artefacts recording 100 years of continuous air science development at Farnborough, creating an engineering and history-themed education centre and community cultural facility.

Helping young people of different faiths and cultures to live well together.

Producing audio versions of local papers for the visually impaired and blind of County Fermanagh.

Bringing the community together through learning, leisure and life skills training.

Providing food and basic provisions to the street homeless and those on low or no income

Highly trained female volunteers who support UK authorities in times of crisis.

Providing nutritious services for housebound London residents with AIDS related illness

Providing a low cost shopping delivery service for elderly and disabled people in Dumfries and Galloway.

Promoting the benefits of sustainable living through energy and water efficiency schemes to enhance the environment.

Helping the Forest of Marston Vale Trust to use trees and woodlands to regenerate a landscape once dominated by brickmaking and landfill.

Caring for physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs of patients and their families in the St Luke’s Cancer Centre in Guildford.

Providing support and information to Fragile X families, raising awareness and encouraging research into the syndrome.

Assisting homeless and vulnerable people to help re-engage them in the community.

Providing advice and practical fitting of security devices to older and vulnerable people.

Our volunteers provide transport and help for people in the local community who have difficulty getting out and about.

Volunteers at Bathurst Pool provide a friendly, healthy and affordable facility that embraces all ages of the community.

Maintaining Birkenhead Park and the Edward Kemp Community Garden for the benefit of the whole community.

Increasing public awareness by promoting, supporting and assisting in the preservation and presentation of Brading Roman Villa.

Providing services and financial support to St Richard’s Hospital and local mental health services in Chichester.