Awardees

Providing links between ethnic communities and statutory and voluntary organisations, including promotion of advice and education programmes.

Breaking down barriers to develop mutual understanding and respect between deaf and hearing communities.

Providing services and activities for those living on the Longhill Housing Estate.

Supporting young people by providing free and confidential counselling, sexual health and LGBTQ services.

The group aims to enable disabled people to enjoy and use the canal.

Providing meals on wheels and organising social and recreational activities for the community of Larne.

Providing specialised therapy for all people, ages, ethnicity and faiths dealing with trauma crossing all boundaries.

Creatively empowering young men in crisis to overcome disadvantage and achieve their full potential.

Providing emergency medical aid in response to “999” calls from remote areas.

Providing palliative and end-of-life care for people with progressive, incurable, life-shortening illness in Dudley.

Supporting local people by offering friendship and information to carers and their cared for with Alzheimer’s/dementia.

Providing the public in West Somerset with enjoyment and education in performing and visual arts.

Engaging in transforming community spaces by renovating gardens and homes in Guildford through Ready 4 Action

Volunteers running a local Bristol icon, The Matthew of Bristol, the ship that put North America on the map.

Conducting local people and visitors on free daily walking tours around Bath to enhance their appreciation of the city by describing and explaining its historic attractions.

Supporting refugee and asylum-seeking health professionals in their quest to practice in the NHS.

Researching and raising awareness of local people who served the country during wartime.

Providing grassroots football to children and promoting anti-racism in football.

Educating the public about the heritage, geography, wildlife, arts, development and daily life of Sunbury-on-Thames.

Preserving records of the nation’s milling heritage, so that the public may learn how mills have shaped civilisation.

Supporting people in West Somerset who are homeless, lonely, anxious, or disadvantaged in any way.

To restore, conserve and maintain the Monastery of St. Francis in the Gorton district of Manchester, being of historical, architectural and constructional merit.

Providing social opportunities and sporting activities for adults with learning disabilities and autism.

Supporting and enabling hospice services for the people.

Provides compassionate support to men age 25+ battling addiction and homelessness in Stockton.