We are seeking funding to develop and pilot a Skye and Raasay Volunteer Healthcare Transport Scheme over a 2-year period.

Raasay Development Trust's Wood Fuel Project (run entirely by volunteers) processes, dries and delivers locally harvested firewood to help combat fuel poverty on Raasay- we need a replacement vehicle!

Funding for Phase 1 of works to refurbish an existing large residential flat into smaller units to rent out at affordable rates to the local community in Stratherrick and Foyers.

We are renovating Orbost Farmhouse, a long-term empty, former home, and dividing into 2 units for affordable rental.

As part of our ongoing commitment to creating opportunities for our members, we are excited to be planning a trip to New York to participate in the Annual New York Tartan Day Parade.

Build a new Forest School and Workshop that will provide a hub for woodland restoration activities, environmental education and community development, including employment, training and volunteering.

Build a small live/work contemporary bothy in Glendale to provide creative practitioners and researchers from Skye and beyond with opportunities to develop work and contribute to the local community.

Online directory of short films showcasing local groups, raising awareness of services and opportunities, improving access to support, and strengthening community identity and connection.

Creating a Health Village project on the defunct Mackinnon Memorial Hospital in Broadford, Isle of Skye to support health, wellbeing and social care in the community.

We are planning to build a new village hall to benefit the residents and visitors of the Melvich community council area.

Funding for the Go Flourish Liaison Teacher at North Kessock, linking school garden learning with community activity and developing a model for Highland schools.

Complete the upgrade of our Community Hall to a modern, welcoming, connected multi use facility that can be enjoyed by the entire Thurso community and businesses for numerous activities.

The Sunart Heritage Project will transform the former church into an accessible community heritage hub, preserving local history while creating a welcoming space for exhibitions, learning, events etc.

To secure funding for the creation of Aviemore's first community allotments, creating sustainable food-growing opportunities that will benefit local residents, families and the community.

We are seeking to develop recreational facilities and outdoor spaces in our village, to offer spaces for leisure, sport, and socialisation, and to help build a sense of community.

Close down the existing community garden and move to a new site closer to the centre of the village. The existing garden lease has come to an end necessitating a move.

Main project: To refurbish the Community Centre building on Scoraig so that it meets modern building standards as a year-round, welcoming, well resourced facility for residents' and visitor use.

Improvements to the public realm from Gynack Gardens to Ardvonie Park

The Uig Community Trust would like to refit the Filling Station, cafe and shop at Uig harbour in advance of a new tenant taking over the lease for the businesses in October 2026.

Following successful purchase of the Free Presbyterian Church, CORRA (Community of Raasay Retail Association) wishes to redevelop the property into an accessible community shop, post office & hub.

Isle of Muck Community Enterprise Ltd plans to build two semi-detached 3 bedroomed houses on the island, directly benefitting the Isle of Muck Community.

We aim to bring Cromarty's East Church Hall back into community use and to create an accessible, affordable community cafe and wellbeing hub, a place that's open to everyone, all year round.

We aim to develop a dedicated recreation space for Ardgour between the Village Hall and Primary School comprising a Multi-Use Games Area, outdoor play & fitness equipment, picnic and BBQ area

Our project aims to boost health, connection, and activity in our fragile community, supporting regeneration, tackling isolation and helping make our area a vibrant sustainable place to live.

The Uig Community Trust would like to upgrade the energy usage of the Uig Filling Station, shop and cafe to benefit the local community, visitors to the area and ferry users.