This project will enable the group to attract more families and improve play opportunities through the purchase of new toys and play equipment.

Revolve and Rotate Culture Together

This group will use the funding to carry out renovation works to their club house building.

Largs Community Sports and Leisure Club

This group based in Paisley will use the funding to continue learning made from previous indoor and outdoor learning wildlife sessions for older men.

This group will use the funding to extend the runway of their all weather long/triple jump.

This project will allow the group to run a course in ?Festival Radio? for unemployed vulnerable people which will help them to build up their employability skills.

This group wishes to develop a neighbourhood based and locally managed community facility where a range of community led activities, support and services can be provided. The funding will be used to appoint an external consultant to work with the action group and the wider community to carry out a feasibility study to establish market demand and the operational viability of a community run facility.

Looking In and Looking Out ? Supporting the Visual Art and Craft Creative Industries of a Rural Area Regionally, Nationally and Internationally

Research, development and dissemination of a new immersive dance theatre work for 5-6 year olds titled ?Experts In Short Trousers?

The End of Things

Arts Programme 2015-2017

CatStrand Arts ? 12 Month Programme

NEoN Digital Arts

This club will use the funding to purchase kit and equipment in order create a contact football team, and to create a new flag football league for local high schools.

International Guitar Night tour

BFI FIlm Academy Highlands and Islands

This project will enable deaf British Sign Language users, deafened, hard of hearing, and deafblind people to enter the job market. It will operate in Edinburgh, Fife, Dundee and Perth & Kinross and work with people 25 and over facing significant barriers to employment.

This project will offer 56 people with learning disabilities living in the Scottish Borders, a skills-training, employability and work experience programme. This will provide people with vital work experience and training, which will improve employability opportunities.

This award will be use to continue and expand the Connect 2 early intervention programme, which is targeted at young people, aged 16-19, who have left school and need additional support prior to accessing mainstream employment, education or training opportunities.

This group will use the funding to carry out a feasibility study into the development of a recreational cycle track and skatepark in Easterhouse. These facilities would be built on registered vacant and derelict land and will link together three areas in Easterhouse which are perceived as separate by the residents.

This group will use the funding to establish a parent support service for the vulnerable families that use their day care service.

Who Cares? Scotland will lead a partnership bringing together leading advocacy groups for young people with experiences of being in care in the UK and Ireland. They will develop joint strategy and advocate for greater legal protection and recognition of the rights of young people, who will be the agents for change through sharing their stories and views on what works. The other partners are Voices for Young People in Care, the Who Cares? Trust, Voices from Care and Empowering People in Care.

BROTH

Scottish Puppetry Showcase: Festival Mondial Des Theatres De Marionnettes 2015

ICO Developing Your Film Festival Course

Screen Leaders attendance

Research and Development

The Deep Sea Light

This club will use the funding to provide golf coaching during the winter months.

This group provide help for people with disabilities in getting involved in sports. The group will use the funding to start the first ever additional needs basketball team play in the Strathclyde League Basketball Association.

Kirkintilloch Mens Shed

This organisation will use the funding to provide furniture and equipment for a community garden within the grounds of Kilmarnock YMCA.

This group will use the funding to run group sessions for parents and a summer club for children.

This group will use the funding for a film project, by the Dad?s Group of the organisation, exploring the issues faced by fathers.

Tillicoultry Bowling Club

This charity runs a community HUB and social club, with a focus on catering to individuals with disabilities. They will use the funding for a skills development programme.

Dumfries and Galloway Council - Community and Customer Servi

Hopeman Golf Club

This club will use the funding for exercise equipment to advance the involvement of individuals with disabilities in sport and to expand the current availability of their service.

This organisation offers harm reduction information, welfare advice and welfare support to people who participate in drug use. They will use the funding for acupuncture sessions and to evaluate their day to day work.

Portknockie Primary School Parent Council

The Drumchapel Foodbank

This group based on the Isle of Tiree will use the funding to set up advanced education and training with the aim of passing on skills in traditional boat building and boat maintenance.

Kyle Rural Forum

This group will use the funding to upgrade their flooring so that it is more suitable for people with dementia.

This group will use the funding to expand the delivery of a pilot horticulture project aimed at reducing mental health issues, and to host a community event to improving awareness and understanding of mental health.

This project will support individuals with long-term illness such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's and motor neurone disease and their families and carers in North Lanarkshire. It will replicate an existing service provided by the Haven's drop-in centre in Blantyre.

This group will use the funding for exercise equipment so that they can expand access and availability to fitness equipment in their local area.

This group will use the funding to upgrade their community garden with a new potting shed and covered seating area.

This group will use the funding to develop materials which will be used to provide training in Play Therapy. Play Therapy enables children who are experiencing difficulties to explore their feelings. The grant will be used in order to write and deliver vital training which will address the shortage in Play Therapy skills in Scotland.

This group will use the funding to delivery their ?These streets filed with fun? project. The project will look at ways of building community capacity in Foxbar in Paisley. Through consultation the abilities of community groups, local volunteers and community representatives will be identified. This will then be used to gauge their readiness to take on the management of existing resources and the creation of new community assets.

Kilmarnock Rugby Football Club

This group based in Paisley will use the funding to establish a youth team.

This group will use the funding to offer healthy cooking classes, play sessions, reading sessions and physical activity sessions for families with young children.

This project will allow the group to produce a business plan and develop a website.

This group will use the funding for a camping trip involving the 16 scout groups that make up the district.

Granite City Roller Girls

This project based in Penicuik will allow the group to deliver a series of drama workshops at Pilrig Park special needs school to explore the issues of Stranger Danger and the Dangers of Social media.

This group are a performing arts group with a focus on dance. They will use the funding to carry out an intergenerational programme of activities with the aim of increasing understanding between local young people and local older people.

This group will use the funding to establish a community cinema in the area.

Fashion Foundry

Naked Craft Exhibition : Scottish Tour

A Shared Life

Inspire 3

Atomic Modern: Yellowcake

GIOfest VIII International Festival of Improvised Music

Lacrosse Scotland

This application is for a grant to support the company's tour of Wales with their show Chalk About

This group will use the funding for film production equipment and to create a website featuring films about projects in the local area.

This group will use the funding for a two day introduction to electrofishing techniques for 6 group volunteers.

This group based in Perth will use the funding to carry out external repairs to their community building.

This group based in the South West of Edinburgh provide health projects and information for the local community. They will use the funding to progress development opportunities and support for their bank of thirty three volunteers.

This group will use the funding for a new Wayfarer Trainer dinghy.

Building Stories - Development

Bursary

Love Songs To The Nilgiri HILLS

Encounters Cultural Festival

Residency at no.w.where

Balcony Refurbishment and Seating

Five month period of artistic activity

This club based in Newport will use the funding to reduce their current waiting list and introduce pre-school sessions through the purchase of additional equipment.

This group will use the funding to host a youth triathlon.

This group will use the funding to help improve their training and development courses for young people.

This church will use the funding to renovate their hall. The renovation will include modernising the kitchen, adding a disabled toilet, adding baby changing facilities and the installation of new gas heating.

This five year Adult Befriending Service project aims to continue and expand an existing befriending service in order to meet an increasing demand. Befriending will be offered on a one-to-one basis to people their own home and out and about in their community.

Scotland's Fire Services on the Home Front

Glasgow Highlanders WW1 Battlefield Tour

The changing role of women inside and outside the shipyard in World War One

The untold story of Scottish brewing

Dunnet Head Nature Reserve

Jacobites in Stirlingshire

Carbon Busters Schools Project

Mini Doors Open Day and Mazing Memory Museum

This school will use the funding to develop both their primary and secondary playgrounds.

Wyndford Nursery School

This group will use the funding to provide for an under 5s hub at the centre.

This project known as The Daffodil Club for the Elderly will support older people in the north east of Glasgow, helping to reduce social isolation and increase independence. The project will provide assistance with shopping, medical appointments and advocacy and will provide a five day a week lunch club.

This five year Befriending Caithness project aims to continue and expand their existing befriending service in order to meet an increasing demand. Befriending will be offered on a one-to-one basis to people in their own home and out and about in the community.

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