Awardees

Our volunteers support young disabled people to gain confidence through the arts to live full and independent lives.

Preserving and presenting in an engaging and informative way the story of how people travelled in and around Oxford.

Saving surplus food to support local charities, reducing waste and feeding the community.

Creates meaningful opportunities for voluntary action and activity by fellow disabled people who want to support the community.

Facilitating respite for the parents and carers of adults with additional support needs, providing fun Friday nights out and summer trips.

The charity supports those living with dementia within South Warwickshire and also family carer/s.

From its beginning in 2000, the Parent House has grown to serve the needs of parents across the Islington and beyond.

Promoting health and wellbeing for the benefit of the communities of Tyldesley and beyond.

Penllergare Valley Woods: an historic landscape saved and maintained by voluntary action for the people of Wales.

Releasing jobseeker’s potential through career guidance, support, training and work opportunities.

Providing friendship and food for homeless, disadvantaged, vulnerable people in Newcastle at times when other services are not available. Our 150 volunteers give 34,000 hours per year.

Creating opportunity and enriching lives and communities through music making.

Maintaining the traditions of Pewsey Feast.

Providing a safe, warm and welcoming place for young people to meet with their friends and share their concerns and hopes.

Offering emotional support to cancer sufferers, their families, and carers together with complementary therapies and counselling.

Working for the social inclusion of children and young people with special needs living in Blackpool and surrounding areas.

A daytime drop-in centre for the homeless, unemployed and socially isolated in Leatherhead and surrounding communities.

The Porch Day Centre provides support to those living in Oxford who are either homeless or vulnerably housed.

Providing a platform for performance for young people and adults in Inverclyde and the wider community for one hundred years.

Supporting premature babies, children and their families and lessening their suffering in times of need.

Fighting against exclusion and its challenges to enable children to live a full, productive and happy life.

Offering day care to vulnerable adults with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health problems.

Providing meditation and yoga to prisoners and prison officers assisting with their daily spiritual practice

Providing a therapeutic and creative environment for people with mental health problems.

Providing groups and support for young LGBT+ people; delivering training and running an LGBT+ Centre.