This group will use the funding to continue and expand their project Oban Link Club (OLC), where people experiencing mental health issues and discrimination can meet. They will do this by expanding their services to offer four drop in sessions in a social space where people can meet in a non-judgemental environment and learn new skills.

Getting to the roots of Glen Creran's Invasive Rhododendron Problem

Mid Argyll Shooting Club

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

Delivery of Coaching and Volunteering Programmes

Craignish Village Hall Arts Programme 2017-18

This organisation delivers sessions for people with long term health conditions, mental health problems or learning difficulties. They will use the funding to develop their activities.

The registered charity delivers recreational and learning activities for young people experiencing social exclusion and inequalities due to rural living. The project will fund a community event for people to celebrate Scotland?s athletes who competed in the 2016 Olympic Games.

Mid Argyll Youth Development Services

This group provides services and activities to young people in mid Argyll. They will use funding to provide horse riding for young people with disabilities and to renovate their kitchen facilities.

Ardrishaig War Memorial project - By Land, Sea and Air; Our Brave Boys Were There

This club represents Masters Athletics in Scotland and are affiliated to Scottish Athletics and British Masters Athletics Federation. They will use the funding to organise and host the British and Irish Masters in November 2016 and increase the age limit to 75 and disabled athletes.

Heart of Argyll Wildlife Organisation

This group will use the funding to run a pilot programme of walks and events at their site, develop a sustainable business plan, and organise visits to other community orientated wildlife centres to gain an insight how they were established.

This group manage a community owned swimming pool (MACPool) in Lochgilphead. The group will use the funding for a qualified design team to investigate the feasibility of refurbishing and expanding activity at MACPool.

Performance Arts Programme 2016/17

Oban Area Coaching Committee

This group will use the funding to continue promoting Shinty in the Oban area through open school competitions, educating new coaches and purchasing equipment to support Shinty as a curricular activity.

The Darkness Between The Leaves

Inveraray Shinty Club

This club will use the funding for a school engagement programme, which will provide after school classes and training opportunities for members of the local community.

Written in the Landscape

10 years of the arts

Kilmartin Museum Redevelopment

This group will use the funding for sessional staff, trips, activities and events for under-8s and their families.

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

Delivery of Coaching and Volunteering Programmes

Mid Argyll Youth Development Services

Craignish Boat Club

Performance Arts Programme 2015/16

All Weather Jumps Facility

This grant will be used to buy a modular stage and tiered seating system for performances and events.

Slockavullin Community Group

This group is based in Kilmartin and was established in 2002. The group provide community events throughout the year. This project will allow the group to purchase equipment to support the community events that they run throughout the year.

The group organise events and help to maintain the Kilmartin Glen area. They will purchase equipment to maintain their village green area.

Clock Lodge Development Stage 1

19th Argyll (Lochgilphead) Scout Group

Mthunzi and Lilanda Initiative

This project will bring young people together from across Argyll and Bute to compete in a sports day with team games, an ?It?s a Knockout? style obstacle course and relay races.

The group promote, organise and deliver riding classes and events within the local community and will replace their current trailer and existing jumps.

Argyll and Bute Council's Community and Culture department will hold the Commonwealth Youth Games 2014, engaging students from secondary schools throughout the area in a one day sports event. Young Ambassadors, Sports Leaders, Active Schools and Sports De

Argyll and Bute Council?s Community and Culture department will hold the Commonwealth Youth Games 2014, engaging students from secondary schools throughout the area in a one day sports event. Young Ambassadors, Sports Leaders, Active Schools and Sports Development will plan the delivery of the project which will include a celebratory opening and closing ceremony with Commonwealth themes.

Artmap Argyll

The aim of this IiI grant is to commission an independent consultant to undertake a feasibility study to identify and explore options for refurbishing and extending the community owned swimming pool in Lochgilphead.

Mid Argyll Athletic Club

The aim of this IiI grant is to employ professional consultants to carry out a feasibility study, valuation and structural survey together with community consultation into the potential purchase and redevelopment of a disused church in the Ardrishaig area

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

Delivery of Positve Coaching Scotland

The aim of this IiI grant is to employ professional consultants to carry out a feasibility study, valuation and structural survey together with community consultation into the potential purchase and redevelopment of a disused church in the Ardrishaig area of Argyll and Bute.

This project will help launch the new organisation with a development of the existing Blarbuie Woodland with new signage, an extension of the path network, and upgraded walking routes.

The Kilmartin Community Initiative will use Kilmartin's annual Gala to celebrate the heritage of the Commonwealth and the Games. The event will start with a procession led by the local pipe band with children dressed in national costumes from some of the

The Kilmartin Community Initiative will use Kilmartin?s annual Gala to celebrate the heritage of the Commonwealth and the Games. The event will start with a procession led by the local pipe band with children dressed in national costumes from some of the Commonwealth countries. There will be children's races with medals for winners, and Commonwealth themed competitions, stalls, and music.

The project will run a second year of a programme of activities for children aged 6 to 8 who are referred from schools and social services. This will provide health based activities, the opportunity to take part in sports, free food nights to learn about

The project will run a second year of a programme of activities for children aged 6 to 8 who are referred from schools and social services. This will provide health based activities, the opportunity to take part in sports, free food nights to learn about healthy eating and recreational trips for children and their families. In addition the group will run a young parents support group for parents aged 28 or younger with children aged up to five years of age.

Ford Variations

The project will provide a range of recreational and educational services for local young people aiming to bring the community together to celebrate the union of the Commonwealth through sport, dance and music. It will run Commonwealth themed 'Sports on t

The project will provide a range of recreational and educational services for local young people aiming to bring the community together to celebrate the union of the Commonwealth through sport, dance and music. It will run Commonwealth themed 'Sports on the Green', an event offering the community the opportunity to take part in sporting activities and experience music and dance from the Commonwealth.

This group will undertake a feasibility study, conduct market research, develop a business plan and run a short pilot to test out a new social enterprise model aimed at providing career opportunities for disadvantaged young people within Lochgilphead and

Mid Argyll Youth Development Services

This group will promote indoor athletics throughout the region by organising a series of local area competitions for young people aged between 6 and 17. The project will culminate with qualifiers from the local competitions participating in a Final event

Mid Argyll's History of WW1 Intergenerational Project

The church will purchase equipment and furniture for their refurbished town hall.

The group will run a family fun week offering a range of Commonwealth Games sports taster sessions for local people.

Funded through Support and Connect the Association Limited's 'FISH Argyll' project aims to support social housing tenants in Argyll and Bute with money and welfare rights advice. This will be achieved by delivering a range of service including benefit che

This group have requested start up costs to establish themselves as a peer support group for people in Argyll living with learning disabilities.

This group have requested start up costs to establish themselves as a peer support group for people in Argyll living with learning disabilities.

The club will increase sailing and training opportunities for current and new members through improved safety coverage. The grant will allow the group to purchase a new 5 metre Rigid Inflatable Boat to be used as their main safety boat.

The club will purchase equipment to develop shinty training sessions for young children in an attempt to engage more young people in the sport.

Apprentice Archaeologists in Argyll: An introduction to archaeology for 16-18 year olds in Argyll

Delivery of Positve Coaching Scotland

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

The project will develop a new low impact swimming programme for people with additional physical needs, The grant will fund professional coach fees, advertising and outreach event costs.

This project will focus on providing a range of sporting activities for children attending the forum.

Blarbuie Woodland at Argyll and Bute Hospital - 150 treerings

This group will run a new program of activities for families with children aged 6-8. Sporting activities and healthy eating workshops will be put on. Families participating will be sign posted to the group by referral from social services.

This group will continue to run a weekly baby and toddlers group for Mid Argyll. The class facilitates isolated rural families playing a crucial role in uniting surrounding scattered communities and helping create a supportive net work of families with pr

Through the Performance Arts Programme, Craignish Village Hall brings a diverse range of artists and performances to a rural area and attracts audiences from across all sectors of the community many of whom would not otherwise access the arts.

This group will develop a business action plan, in order to improve the facilities and resources of the Lochgilphead Community Centre. The grant will fund a business adviser, travel/study visits, community engagement/marketing and printing/stationery.

Mid Argyll Heritage Project

This organisation will purchase equipment and engage sessional staff in order to develop their activities. This grant will fund sessional workers fees, website upgrade/maintenance, IT equipment, production/distribution costs for a quarterly newspaper and

This group will extend their services to include a youth cafe running after school. This will give young people in the Lochgilphead area an opportunity to socialise, get support with home work and volunteer to support the project. The grant will pay for s

The group will improve their community owned shop, post office and coffee shop. The grant will fund external works, shop/post office refit, front door replacement, three tables and signage.

The community council based in Kilmichael will build a playpark and meeting area in the village. This will create a safe place for local children to play and a focal point in the village where the community can meet. The grant will be used to pay for play

This group will invite the Scottish Dance Theatre to deliver a live dance performance and workshops for children aged 5-11. The grant will fund the performance, workshops and travel expenses.

This group will deliver a range of sporting events to engage young people from the local community in new activities. The grant will fund astro pitch hire, sports hall hire, sessional staff costs, volunteer training and sporting event costs.

The school will form a new Nordic walking after-school club for pupils in P6 and P7. It will be designed to encourage pupils to consider new ways of participating in physical exercise. This grant will fund 36 Leki walker children's poles, 36 junior high v

The club based in Lochgilphead will look to develop shinty for women and girls through the purchase of equipment. The club will also develop coaches to assist the club and its growth. This grant will fund helmets, camans/sticks, coaching, training pitch h

The Heart of Argyll Tourism Alliance, Artmap Argyll and Kilmartin House Museum have come together to form a unique partnership of artists, tourism businesses and a visitor attraction to develop, coordinate and deliver the innovative ?Heart of Argyll? arts

From Oban to Yon Bonnie Banks! Youth from across Argyll meet in Oban to develop their song for the Olympic Flame passing by the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond.

The school will undertake a training programme to qualify staff and pupils in coastal rowing. This will enable them to coach and train other participants of the schools newly formed rowing club 'The Rollicking Rowing Club'. The project will also build the

The programme aims to bring a range of performers and performances including music drama puppets and dance for different age groups.

The group will organise athletics taster sessions for children and young people aged 5-16 at sports halls across Argyll and Bute. The group will also organise a training course in Oban for new volunteers to obtain a basic coaching qualification. The grant

The group will extend its carers service to the areas of Campbeltown, Tarbert, Islay, Jura and Gigha. The group will provide a monthly service in each of these areas, delivered by locally recruited volunteers. The volunteers will provide advice, informati

This group, based near Lochgilphead, will undertake research to ascertain the need and demand for establishing a sports and outdoor activities club for disabled people living in this rural area of Scotland. The grant will fund four community consultations

The programme aims to bring a range of performers and performances including music drama puppets and dance for different age groups.

The project will be delivered through a series of education and arts workshops in schools and will provide opportunities for local people to volunteer in survey works, talks and school projects. The grant for will fund education/arts outreach work, an arc

The project will hold a one day festival which will provide the local community with a range of recreational activities whilst promoting the heritage of the local landscape. This grant will fund sailing, canoeing, walking on water, dragon boat racing, a s

The group represents almost 70 member groups throughout Scotland, each of which produces audio material for people with visual impairments. It will use the funding to stage its 2011 annual conference in Grangemouth. The grant will pay for venue hire, spe

Towards the cost of Move a unique production concept created in Argyll, fusing traditional Scottish music with contemporary dance.

Towards the cost of a programme of performing arts in Craignish.