Transforming Broadford’s new community forest from inaccessible monoculture plantation to thriving native woodland - a focus for well-being, enterprise and learning for all.

Caithness KLICS (Kids Living In Caring Situations) Supporting Young Carers aged 5-18 across Caithness

Shovel‑ready Gaelic hub delivering place‑based regeneration for a fragile rural area of north Skye. Strengthens Gaelic, improves access to services and creates vital community space for Trotternish.

Replacing all the worn out equipment in the Strontian Playpark and resurfacing it to meet modern safety standards

South Skye Community Campus SCIO - created to develop, enhance and maintain new and existing sporting, leisure and recreational community facilities for Skye and Lochalsh.

Develop and pilot an inclusive community archaeology field school programme in Assynt during 2027, culminating in a two-day programme marking Historic Assynt's 30th anniversary.

We are currently seeking funding for a Project and Fundraising Manager to drive forward the project to build a new swimming pool and related sports facility in Tain.

A community led project aiming to repurpose the newly purchased Melness Church into a multi-use hub delivering hospitality, heritage, visitor experience and services, supporting the local economy.

Create a legacy by delivering a new 21st-century Community Health & Wellbeing Centre in Dunbeath, improving access to preventative social care, reducing isolation - supporting people across Caithness.

Develop the Old Kirk at Inchnadamph as a more accessible, sustainable community heritage venue, supported by shared mobile facilities for events and activities across Assynt.

Community transport service supporting residents in Garve & District, Contin, Jamestown and Tarvie to reach essential services, reduce isolation and improve wellbeing.

A flagship Caithness destination uniting heritage, environmental education, research & recreation through a replica Iron Age broch and UNESCO Flow Country gateway, delivering lasting community benefit

Strengthening CDI and An Crùbh by increasing jobs and creating income from holiday accommodation, in order to protect this vital community hub and reduce volunteer pressure.

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.