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  1. Forget-me-not Chorus

    Since 2011, Forget-me-not Chorus – one of Wales’ leading dementia charities – has been organising weekly singing sessions for people with dementia and those who support them.

  2. The Jac Lewis Foundation

    This charity set up in the memory of a young footballer is helping people obtain quick access to mental health support, as well as counselling for families bereaved by suicide.

  3. An Tobar

    An Tobar is a community wellness centre and social farm in south Armagh, Northern Ireland that aims to connect people with nature to improve their health.

  4. Museum of Homelessness

    The Museum of Homelessness (MoH) is working to build the first national collection for homelessness in the UK, a community of people who are rarely acknowledged or heard from, or whose lives are misrepresented in traditional media.

  5. Deaffest

    The success of CODA and deaf actor Troy Kotsur at this year’s Oscars was a breakthrough moment for deaf people within the film industry. But there is still a long way to go to create inclusion and diversity on screen and behind the camera - and Wolverhampton's Deaffest is working hard to build this change.

  6. A person (Clive Gray) holding a National Lottery Awards trophy

    Clive Gray

    Leader of an ambitious maritime heritage project working to revive a once proud shipbuilding town, with skills training for young people and an adventurous expedition.

  7. A person (Eric Sproul) holding a National Lottery Awards trophy

    Eric Sproul

    After getting a bike transformed his life of pain and depression, this community centre volunteer is supporting others with their mental and physical health.

  8. Sal Chebbah

    Sal Chebbah

    Sal Chebbah is affectionately known as the ‘Mushroom Queen’ on the Lancaster West Estate in West London.

  9. A young woman, Avye Couloute, smilling into the camera

    Avye Couloute

    This teen coding and robotics expert runs workshops teaching disadvantaged young women skills to improve their confidence and opportunities.

  10. Sam and Emily Stables

    Sam and Emily Stables

    Sam and Emily Stables are a married couple who launched a charity supporting farmers experiencing mental health issues and isolation after Sam nearly took his own life.

  11. Signkid with his National Lottery Award

    Signkid

    Deaf rapper and producer Signkid is using his art to make the music world more accessible and inclusive.

  12. Hospital Rooms painted

    Hospital Rooms

    The Springfield Innovation Project is the most ambitious project of Hospital Rooms, an arts charity dedicated to introducing world class creativity to mental health settings.