This project will provide personal and home security measures to those in our communities most at risk of criminal exploitation or domestic abuse.

Refurbishment of Marble Line Bridge, Broadford - a vital bridge link on the Highland Council's Core Path Plan.

We would like 2 team shelters (home/away) to be built at our home football pitch, Stafford Park, Golspie to offer shelter to players, coaches, officials during training and match days.

The main goal is to renovate the last remaining buildings on Loch Clash in Kinlochbervie as part of a long-term plan to create a tourist destination.

To finalise the detailed cost plan of the Sustainable Living in Applecross project into a robust pre-tender estimate and prepare the commercial documentation needed to go out to the market

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

Arisaig Community Trust (ACT) is exploring the development of a second community owned holiday let to generate unrestricted income to reinvest in local priorities.

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.

Regenerate Our Green Space (ROGS) now owns 0.69 acres of post-housing development land in Fortrose and plans to create a community garden. This proposal is for Phase One - Groundworks

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