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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

The immediate goal is to confirm the communities need for a village hall by completing a Business Case and Feasibility Study, with the ultimate goal of hall refurbishment or rebuild.

Regeneration of woodland in Dunnet Community Forest to nurture and sustain this popular spot for its many visitors and to increase the biodiversity for the many species which call it home.

To create a community charity shop with day services and supported living, benefiting local adults with additional needs by building, homes, independence, skills, wellbeing and employment pathways.

Providing enriching outdoor learning experiences for children & young people: developing social skills and confidence, encouraging environmental awareness, and building resilience.

We are a small group of parent volunteers who are trying to secure funding to save our playpark in Balnain, maintaining it as a place for the community to play and connect.

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

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.