This group will use the funding to tackle barriers to integration and active participation in the Tamil Community living in Glasgow.
This grant will fund a series of activities to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Kilsyth Civic Week including creating a documentary film, a book and a photographic exhibition.
This group will use the funding to recruit a development worker to support their work with disadvantaged young people, between 11-18 years of age, in North Edinburgh. Through a programme of activities the group will help young people to improve their mental wellbeing, self-confidence and self-esteem.
This group will use the funding to provide a range of support services to families affected by a family member's substance misuse. The project will aims to provide practical homemaking skills, strengthen family relationships and reduce isolation amongst the people taking part.
The group will use the funding to build a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), permanently open to local people. It will provide free access to sports such as football, netball and basketball.
This group will use the funding to run music sessions. Activities will include a children's choir, a guitar group and sessions for adults with additional support needs.
This organisation will use the funding to run a 'train the trainer' project, qualifying staff to deliver mental health workshops and awareness sessions for students at Aberdeen University.
This group will use the funding to establish a twice weekly youth group for young people aged between 10-14 years of age.
This group will deliver a community event between 5th and 14th October 2018 celebrating Kirkcudbright's artistic heritage and history, with a focus on exploring themes of light.
This group based in Peebles will increase its capacity by purchasing shelving bays to support the supply of clothing to families in the area who may be struggling.
This group will use the funding to refurbish their kitchen which is no longer fit for purpose. This will enable the group to host large events such as weddings or a festival.
This group will use funding to build a wooden skiff boat. The boat will be built by members of the local community and then kept in Kenmore where it will be rowed on Loch Tay by club members and members of the wider community.
This grant will fund costs for a pantomime trip, a trip to Millport and a Christmas event for the groups 18 members. The lunch club provides social opportunities and reduces isolation for older people in Croy.
This group will buy resources to allow them to provide temporary overnight accommodation and support to people who cannot access mainstream homelessness services in Glasgow.
This group will use the funding to run a heritage project for women of the traditional West Lothian mining village of Winchburg. The project will incorporate artefacts and written material that recounts the social history of the area. The project will bring together women of different generations, and from the old and new housing in the village.
This group will use the funding to deliver fitness sessions to enable parents to overcome barriers to physical activity, health and wellbeing.
This group will use the funding to hold a national conference in November 2018 for people affected by HCV in Scotland. The conference will inform, include and empower those affected by HCV in ongoing discussions regarding the World Health Organisation goal to eliminate HCV by 2030.
This group will use the funding to support their 2018 summer play scheme which engages over 50 local children (aged between four -16 years of age) with additional support needs. The play scheme will provide activities, trips and outings over a four week period in July.