Awardees

Identifying and designing projects addressing local needs and public and private partnerships

Working for the betterment of financially underprivileged and vulnerable people within the community.

Providing a safe environment and community integration for the socially excluded.

Assisting in empowering refugees and asylum seekers in achieving their right to settle with dignity in the Slough community.

Engaging with families, children, young people and adults with additional needs/disabilities to provide relevant support, information and guidance within the local community thus becoming more inclusive in society.

Supporting a community of bereaved parents and siblings in self-help groups after the death of a child.

Educating and providing natural flood management.

Supporting lonely and socially isolated older people and connecting local communities with kindness.

Tackling poverty by helping disadvantaged women into employment with interview coaching and clothing.

Supporting young people to take control of their lives and fulfil their potential.

Providing opportunities to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

Improving lives in Greater Manchester by focusing on the less fortunate, bringing about community cohesion and youth empowerment.

Providing support and counselling to members of the community.

Rehabilitating and re-homing cats, dogs & rabbits. Raising awareness of animal welfare.

Providing the homeless community with socks, chocolates, sleeping bags and other essentials.

Improving the town for the good of all the businesses, employees and residents that call it home

Providing free, two hour trips for people of all ages with disabilities, aboard a purpose designed fully wheelchair accessible boat.

Providing an independent inshore lifeboat and First Aid service covering the western Solent.

Providing counselling to adults, who have been bereaved in order to promote self confidence, self worth and wellbeing.

SBTNA provides a free weekly audio news service for the visually-impaired of Solihull

Helping those affected by Parkinson’s to remain positive and lead active lives.

Offering a sympathetic ear for Cancer patients, family and friends, and providing a varied programme of talks by leading Cancer specialists.

Providing support, advice and a social hub for the vulnerable elderly.

Providing highland dance services through educational outreach and cultural integration in NI.

Promoting awareness of the consequences of volatile substances to young people in Northamptonshire.