Awardees

Cheerfully helping disabled, elderly and disadvantaged people to be fit, mobile and happy through gentle aqua aerobics.

Supporting and providing a community hub for East Newport residents and the surrounding area.

Bringing communities together for a life more abundant through live international concert seasons.

Creating and operating regular cinema to bring rural communities together for a life more abundant.

Involving and supporting families with children aged 0-25 who have an additional need or disability.

Providing services for people with multiple disabilities in Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire and beyond.

Providing exceptional, community-based, equine therapy to those in need of support.

Making ponies and horses commonplace in Liverpool once again to benefit young people in particular.

Putting the heart back into living by providing fully inclusive play and leisure facilities for all ages

Providing support, advice and activities for those people affected by Parkinson’s disease to enable them to lead as rewarding a life as possible.

Helping those affected by Parkinson’s stay physically, socially and mentally active.

Events including all aspects of the community. A showcase for all the groups in Patchway to encourage involvement.

Providing friendship, support and well-being to people with a range of needs through gardening.

Enabling young persons with physical disabilities, to experience a range of activities, they would otherwise be unable to access

Supporting victims of domestic and sexual abuse.

Providing a unique contribution to the NHS for the benefit of patients in Harlow and adjacent areas.

Providing specialist suicide bereavement services in Liverpool.

Supporting and coaching people with addiction problems towards recovery and improved health using empathy combined.

Working with their community to deliver solutions to local issues in a very diverse and challenging area of Slough.

Providing refurbished IT equipment and digital skills training to those in need.

Bringing together the older and lonely members within the community through social interaction

Offering 1:1 mentoring to young people, aged 10-14, to enable them to improve their confidence and self-esteem.

Supporting children to play, create and thrive in communities affected by poverty in Glasgow.

Advancing public education by presentation of the performing arts and maintaining in good order the Pendle Hippodrome Theatre.

Transforming a neglected public park into a safe, welcoming environment for the local community and wildlife.