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.

Provide support for the families of young carers. Support includes food, access to local grants and vouchers schemes, regular parents groups and support to access additional services.

Food Lochaber is a small network of local food growers and producers, an online marketplace connects them to local customers. The project aims to make local food production sustainable.

TO ALLOW YOUNG CARERS THROUGHOUT SKYE AND LOCHALSH TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND WEEKLY GROUP SESSIONS AS WELL AS RESPITE DAY TRIPS.

We are seeking funding to purchase equipment which will play a vital role in strengthening and scaling our charity's impact.

To strengthen the long-term sustainability, operational resilience and community capacity of Nairn Community & Arts Centre as a key community anchor organisation delivering community-led regeneration.

Providing free garden restoration and ongoing maintenance for vulnerable residents across Inverness, improving wellbeing, safety, independence and access to outdoor space.

Provision of affordable housing to support the sustainable regeneration of our island community

This Lochaber Environmental Group Project is based on the principles of circular economy and aims to support people to overcome barriers to cycling.

To build the first public Padel facility in Highland for locals and visitors which will provide year round activity as well as regular income to the Town through a managed profit share arrangement.

Charity like to deliver accommodation for special needs with family and carers with specialised hoists ,toilets ,showers ,kitchen ,access , designed by disabled people. and accessability to farmpark

Lochaber Coastal rowing, road trailer and launching trolley.

To replace the bridge on the core path in Glen Duror to allow for a loop trail to be reinstated. This will be of benefit to both locals and visitors as it is the only loop walk within the village.

The main goal is to renovate the last remaining buildings on Loch Clash in Kinlochbervie as part of a long-term plan to create a tourist destination.

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