The Scourie Rock Stop will be a unique, community-led geology, learning and visitor hub (Geocentre) located in the centre of the village on community owned land .

To develop a play area at Golspie Primary School, with public access outwith school hours, to benefit the children of Golspie

PATHWAYS will support NEET, ASN and low-confidence young people through 1-to-1 and small-group support, building confidence and skills to reengage with learning and progress towards employment.

The creation of a walking/cycling trail based on a scale model of the solar system, extending from Gynack Gardens (the Sun), to RSPB Insh (Neptune) and potentially Tromie Bridge (Pluto).

Sabhal Mor Ostaig, the National Centre for the Gaelic Language and Culture has developed advanced proposals for the creation of the first ever National Gaelic Library for Scotland

The Poolewe Community Owned Business Park is a community-led regeneration project that will transform the former industrial site into a thriving hub for businesses, employment and community resilience

Transforming the Nevis Centre into a welcoming, sustainable community hub that brings people together, creates opportunity and strengthens the future of Fort William and Lochaber.

To alleviate chronic traffic congestion in Glenfinnan by creating an integrated eco-mobility hub and active travel / nature conservancy network between Callop and Glenfinnan.

Create affordable visitor accommodation and a managed campsite to increase overnight stays, support island businesses, and strengthen Eigg’s local economy.

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/

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.

Develop a whole-island, climate resilient water security plan to ensure reliable water supplies for homes, businesses, and future development, supporting community resilience and sustainable growth.

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.

The Uig Community Trust would like to create some community garden spaces in the village to bring people together across generations and to promote social cohesion and mental well being.

Stories of crofting gathered from older generation crofters by children, young people and adults at Lochview Rural Training through intergenerational discussions, audio recordings and photographs.

Communities Housing Trust will continue its fundamental role of supporting communities in Highland to articulate housing needs and to create more affordable rural homes where they are required.

To transform an used piece of land into a social growing area where members of the community can volunteer and work together to produce fresh herbs and veg for free distribution to the local community

Cycling Without Age Scotland have a Trishaw located at Moss park care home. The Trishaw can take two passengers and is driven by volunteer pilots.

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.

Regenerate Thurso’s harbour, river and town centre, creating a vibrant, connected and sustainable town where people want to live, work, visit and invest.

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

Resurfacing Newtonmore’s tennis courts for the first time in almost 30 years will eliminate the current bad bounces and vastly improve the experience for members, visiting clubs and other visitors.

LVRT will purchase a dedicated vehicle to deliver training & support in remote communities, remove transport barriers, increase participation, reduce isolation & improve life chances of local people.

A transformational refurbishment project for buildings of local significance, to provide access to facilities and services for people living and working in North West Skye

We would like to establish The Lairg Tech & Digital Support Hub, with a part-time Digital Inclusion and Support Officer and an apprentice, funded by a local scheme.