Awardees

Providing social and educational opportunities and raising funds to improve the local environment.

Making everyone’s experience of coming to hospital as welcoming and stress-free as possible.

Offering riding therapy to disabled people in and around East Lothian for the benefit of their health and well-being

Enhancing emotional and physical well-being of anyone affected by cancer in a welcoming environment.

Provides support and counselling to patients affected by limb loss or limb absence.

Overseeing the running of the Youth Project in Viewpark.

Creating sustainable community owned and run businesses, employing and training unemployed people of Dalkeith.

Developing and facilitating community initiatives in Waltham Forest, particularly for the Sikh community.

Creating choice and opportunity for people who are homeless or marginalised.

Preserving the legacy of Holocaust survivors by recording their life-stories.

Enabling people affected by muscular dystrophy to have healthy, productive and fulfilling lives.

Providing shelter for homeless people in Newham throughout the winter.

Empower individuals at risk of suicide/bereaved by suicide into recovery and re-connect them into their communities.

Working with and supporting schools, families and communities in South London.

Maintaining a museum for local residents and visitors to Appledore through fundraising and events.

Maintaining a heritage railway, providing outstanding and wide-ranging benefits to its volunteers and wider community.

Successfully produced a beautiful nature reserve from open barren farmland in Maghill, offering animals and people a respite area

Providing free services to the elderly, infirm or disabled, including gardening and horticultural training opportunities.

Providing entertainment, social activities and challenges for the Armed Forces community in Northern Ireland since 1930.

Befriending and supporting those suffering from life-threatening illness, their families and carers.

Creating community in an area with multiple economic, health, and wellbeing needs, e.g. loneliness.

Keeping Paisley’s industrial heritage and history alive for future generations.

Serving at-risk people in Lancaster: relieving hunger & helping them to resolve their difficulties.

Producing appropriate resources to support the young people of the world who self harm

Day resource for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health issues, providing a range of social and leisure activities