Development of community space and incubator business space to support the local community and ongoing charitable work.

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.

We would like to install a dedicated cabin for children, young people, and families, as activities currently take place in a busy shared multipurpose room at The School House.

Developing a GYAP Reuse & Wellness Hub that supports young people, families and older adults through a charity shop, garden space and shared learning.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Our aim is to develop 6 affordable housing units for Ardgour, based in Clovullin beside the Primary School. During 2026 we are conducting feasibility works, negotiating the acquisition of the land.

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.

In 2026-27 we want to advance our community shop proposal to shovel-ready stage so we can reinstate key local facilities after 20 years with no provision.

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 goal of the project is to increase the petrol tank capacity of the Filling Station in Uig in advance of the doubling of ferry traffic when Calmac launch their new ferry service in 2027.

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.

A phased restoration project to protect key heritage, create a cultural and visitor experience on the NC500, and develop a sustainable wedding venue generating income and local jobs

Creating Applecross’s first all-weather community sports pitch, giving local residents of all ages year-round access to sport, physical activity and wellbeing in a remote rural community.

Redeveloping St Columba’s Church as Ionad Solas Eige, a cultural hub celebrating Eigg’s unique history, offering residents and visitors an all-weather space for arts, learning, and climate education.

Active travel route between the Skye Bridge and Broadford, enabling local residents and visitors to safely walk, wheel and cycle the main route to Skye, avoiding the dangerous trunk road.

To create a modern, accessible community hub in Dornoch that supports local residents, community groups, businesses, students, and visitors with flexible spaces for events and activities.

We are applying for funding for our Finance & Administration Officer and an Outreach Worker, both essential posts to ensure our service runs smoothly and Young carers get the support they need.

Feasibility Study for a pilot project that will create a coordinated pool of volunteers who can offer practical skills and support to community groups across Skye and Raasay

Community Sauna Highland (CSH) will build an accessible, 26-seat electric sauna in Inverness’s Bellfield Park, providing affordable, community-led wellness and social connection for local residents.

Located on land owned by the Kyle of Sutherland Hub, we wish to build a new community resource building, The Den, that will enable us to meet the increasing demands for our community services to all.

Providing social opportunities that help children and young people with additional and complex needs to build confidence, make friends and grow in independence