Assess costs to future-proof Glenelg Pier as a sustainable community asset by upgrading access for swimmers, boats, locals of all ages and visitors and implement upgrade.

We aim to celebrate the 260th anniversary of the iconic Cromarty Courthouse by repairing the building and creating a sustainable community museum that fulfils its cultural and economic potential.

This project aims to extend the benefits of the established annual Orca Watch event into a year-round opportunity for community engagement, environmental education and marine conservation in Caithness

An Employability Project providing support and training to all ages.

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.