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.

The charity Knocknagael’s aim is to develop the Smiddy Field, into a green hub for Inverness that will get more people in our community spending time outdoors and growing and enjoying local produce.

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.

The goal is to transform the former Keiss Church into a welcoming and flexible community destination where heritage, culture, learning, enterprise and wellbeing come together under one historic roof.

"Restoring Wick's former Bridge Street Church into a safe community hub, benefiting the local community and visitors, reinvesting surplus funds into local junior sports.

We would like to transfer Invergordon Town Hall to community ownership , redevelop it and create a vibrant multifunctional space hosting events, entertainment and hospitality for all in the area.

New moveable stand for approximately 70 spectators at the King George V Park, Golspie.

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 goal of the project is to build an extension to the museum entrance and create a community garden and performance space which will be of benefit to visitors , our 200 members and the community.

Working with volunteers to raise local provenance trees for Community Woodland regeneration and other environmental projects. Inspiring and involving all ages through the ‘seed to forest’ journey.

Our project is to upgrade the club to bring it to a standard where it can continue to function capably while still keeping membership costs low to ensure everyone in can join and enjoy the sport.

Purchase an RYA‑compliant RIB safety boat to enable safe sailing and powerboat training, provide local safety cover for water sport events, and expand access to qualifications across Caithness.

This project delivers ‘The Space’, a new multi-purpose building forming a critical part of our village Community Hub.

Improving access, parking, paths, viewpoints and public toilets at Boleskine House to support inclusive community use, sustainable tourism and the South Loch Ness Trail.

Uig Community Trust would like to explore opportunities around the area for community owned green energy generation in order to create sustainable sources of income for the Trust.

Reviving the centre as a world class sport facility & vibrant community hub - The UK’s only ice climbing wall and cafe, soft play, community room, fuelling connection and opportunity across Lochaber.

To create a safe, inclusive and stimulating playground at Cauldeen Primary that benefits all children, supporting active play, wellbeing, and additional support needs.

The Borrodale School project will see the schoolhouse and school renovated and a new build house constructed in the school grounds, creating six homes for affordable rent.

Ongoing support to keep Broadford’s community garden, village paths and other green spaces attractive and accessible, and facilitate community growing and horticultural therapy projects.

Creating and supporting a circular- economy solution to an island wide waste problem.

A high impact community led lifeline infrastructure project. Improving Kinloch village roads and tracks will deliver sustainable and life changing benefits to a fragile island community.

The community in Uig would like the site of the former primary school in the village to be redeveloped to provide housing for the local community and/or key workers for the Isle of Skye.

To ensure that the story of The Old High is told and continues to unfold, benefitting the local and wider community through cultural and educational events, training and job opportunities.

Designing, coordinating, and delivering high‑quality holiday activities for children and families. Reduce inequality, widen access to to enriching experiences and reducing food and fuel insecurity.

A community‑led sustainable development to replace our recently closed shop and fuel, with added EV facilities; providing essential local services, community benefit and strengthening resilience