Awardees

Promoting wellbeing and reducing loneliness and isolation in Eccles, inner city Salford.

Voluntarily providing services to the community for over 20 years.

In recognition of 10 years continuous activity to improve the quality and sustainability of village life

Providing care and support for those with mental health issues and long-term social deprivation challenges

Providing a safe environment for all abilities to learn, develop and enjoy football.

Enhancing mental well-being through the power of creativity – run by and for adults with mental-distress.

Supporting the Polish community in N.Ireland promoting diversity and encouraging integration.

Providing social and recreational activities, advancing education and relieving poverty in Leicester.

A volunteer run community café and thrift shop in Gateshead providing a safe and friendly meeting place for local people.

Cornwall Blind Association provides services, support and advice to visually impaired people and provides support across the county and aims to provide services to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Encouraging fun, learning, achievement and community involvement for rural young people.

Providing confidential emotional support by telephone, e-mail, text and in the community to those in Cornwall experiencing despair, distress or suicidal feelings

Offering families and witnesses practical and emotional support including an understanding of inquest procedures

Providing a voice and range of resources and support for a deprived area.

Supporting the most vulnerable within their local communities of Mottingham and the Cray’s.

Providing services to reduce loneliness and support independent living for older and at-risk people.

Cotswold RDA provides riding, therapy and training opportunities for the vulnerable and those with disabilities.

Conserving the Cotswolds AONB for people and wildlife, improving access for all, leading walks and promoting education.

Providing a confidential service to young people, adults and couples throughout the Outer Hebrides.

Assisting those on the margins of society play an active role and integrate in the life of the community.

Working with the community to preserve our agricultural and cultural heritage for future generations.

Providing riding as therapy for pupils aged 2-19 who have severe learning difficulties.

Providing help and support for people who are upset or troubled or feeling suicidal.

Raise funds and awareness of the Poppy Appeal in Coventry throughout the year by way of community fundraising.

Providing support to vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals and families across Coventry through the creation and implementation of relevant projects and groups.