The Uig Community Trust would like to develop the sports pitch and changing room in Uig into a multi-sports hub to benefit the whole of the north end of Skye, particularly younger kids.

To extend and improve the Old Sleat Road path linking the communities of Broadford and Drumfearn and the wider Sleat Peninsula.

Sutherland Community Seaweed CIC's goal is to bring a sustainable seaweed industry to create quality jobs and help reverse the depopulation crisis in the NW2045 area - https://www.northwest2045.scot/

Refurbishing and extending Timespan's building to increase our capacity and resilience.

We aim to improve the golf course to make the most of its natural advantages, benefitting of golfers of all abilities to the benefit of members, visiting golfers, the local community and Caithness.

Support for older, disabled and digitally excluded residents in rural communities to build confidence using technology and access essential services such as healthcare, benefits and banking online.

We wish to improve and upgrade our site in Alness, with a new building that can see us through winter and improve and extend our community garden to make it accessible for everyone in the area.

The main goal is to ensure the Hall is more user friendly by increasing the energy efficiency of the hall, reduce the running costs and move towards Net Zero

Members of Wick Golf Club aim to buy their course land for the benefit of all

To buy the workshop, which is leased, providing a permanent accessible space to grow repair, reuse and community learning activities that reduce waste and support local sustainability.

Regenerating the Fascally Recreation Area into an inclusive community destination, creating lasting social, environmental and economic benefits for Brora and the wider Clyne area.

The public toilet at Uig harbour was closed in August 2025. There is an urgent need to provide toilet facilities for the community, visitors to the community and travellers using the ferry services.

We want to use the 150th anniversary of the 1877 flood in Uig to initiate a cultural project the uncovers stories of the past that are still alive in the community and inspires new creative work.

Lochaber Coastal rowing, road trailer and launching trolley.

Aim; With land purchased, planning approval granted, technical team in place working towards B.W. submission, our 10 energy efficient, affordable homes for local people needs to become a reality

The Uig Community Trust would like to acquire and upgrade the existing boating slipway in the bay in order to improve facilities for the recreational sailing community.

Thurso Football Club in the short-term is looking to secure funding for vital infrastructure improvements due to facilities current poor condition. Ensure continued use for all the local community.

Wester Loch Ewe Trust are planning to bring two areas of of land adjacent to Poolewe village into community ownership to enable a number of community benefit projects to be initiated.

Our project will modernise the village hall in Bettyhill, bringing it to modern standards and creating a comfortable, welcoming, accessible and energy efficient hub for community activity.

Growing2gether builds the mental health, life skills and educational engagement of young people by connecting them to their community as a mentor to a child in an Early Learning Centre.

Community-led reg partnership to create practical wash, welfare, and support hubs across NC 500, benefiting residents, visitors, local businesses, landowners, councils and fragile Highland environment

Expand our Community Hub to seven-day opening, improving access to crisis support, mental health, wellbeing and community activities for people of all ages across Easter Ross.

We would like to upgrade and modernise our Community Centre to expand our services and quality of support.

Stage 5, build stage, of a new, fully accessible community asset, maximising our sustainability options, to help secure the future of the Young Carers service and support other community groups.

Creating a community hub at The Links by securing and transforming an unused building into an inclusive space for local people, families, young people and visitors.