Awardees

Enhancing the quality of life for the community in West View throug provision of social and educational facilities.

Supporting athletes of all abilities to reach their full potential in judo, we also aim to integrate disabled athletes into mainstream sport.

Enabling the local community to volunteer, both in Hospital and Community facilities that enhance the experience of patients and clients.

Promoting members’ wellbeing by providing social facilities and workshops for community projects.

Providing agricultural events and educational programmes promoting food, farming and the environment.

Providing local young people with opportunities to participate in theatre arts and activities

Promoting wellbeing and reducing loneliness in the Wetherby area.

Enhancing the lives of hospice patients and their families.

Provides facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupations by providing a community base.

Providing children, young people, families and vulnerable adults with hands-on learning experiences of farming, horticulture and the countryside on a real working farm.

Norfolk’s first community owned pub and restaurant, and Upton community shop – serving Upton in the Norfolk Broads.

Assisting all affected by a cancer diagnosis by providing practical and emotional support and information.

The Hub embraces diversity, inclusion, education, providing a wide range of services and activities.

The group aims to support both able and special needs children in a socially interactive environment.

Providing support to all they meet, especially the vulnerable and marginalised.

Providing help, support and opportunities for social interaction to vulnerable and lonely villagers.

Providing local news and magazine recordings for blind and partially sighted people throughout the district

Volunteers providing high quality, wide-ranging, traditional and innovative theatre for over 70 years.

Providing friendship, support and advice to families, friends and carers involved in special needs childcare.

Caring for the environment and disadvantaged children, young people and adults through conservation work and volunteering opportunities.

Providing opportunities for young mothers and their children in Cornwall to gain new skills and improve their self esteem

Upskilling local people to address food poverty, woodworking and improve mental health and wellbeing.

Willow Wood Hospice volunteers Essential to every aspect of care and fundraisng, supporting local people.

Raising funds and providing hospice care to support patients, their families and friends.

Involving young people and adults with social needs in horse riding activities. Providing information and support to children affected by parental alcohol abuse and those concerned in their welfare.