This group will use the funding to host their annual interactive event about road safety aimed at raising awareness of car safety among young people.

This group provides a range of support to families in the Alloa area. This project will allow the group to continue with its Family Group service for parents with young children.

Creative Communities

Clackmannan Primary School Parent Council

This group will use the funding to run their social and play activities for children and adults with disabilities and additional support needs. The group particularly wish to provide a holistic approach to their Youth Provision Services. Their activities are specifically designed to fill the gap and give young people and adults the ability to develop their skills and improve their lives. The proposed activities will consist of a youth club, a befriending service, a life skills day and youth volunteering.

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

School Sport Competition

This group will support people experiencing mental ill health, learning difficulties and physical difficulties through an Expressive Arts programme. The programme will be delivered in tandem with Integrated Mental Health/Adult/Youth Services who will provide accessible creative opportunities, confidence building workshops, and 1:1 practical and emotional support. Participants will also be able to develop and work in a community garden and sell/exhibit/perform at community events.

SSB Great Clacks Weave

This trust will use the funding to continue to employ their Community Development Officer and to introduce a new post of Finance Administrator. This will enable the Trust to build capacity as it works to achieve projects under their Community Action Plan which seeks to build community cohesion, volunteer development, employability opportunities as well as supporting the improved health and wellbeing of the community which is affected by the closure of Longannet Power Station.

This project will, through the introduction of a new post of Community Manager, build the capacity of the group to sustain and expand their programme of activities, develop their outreach provision, increase their volunteer pool ,and work towards improving sustainability prospects through an increased partnership approach.

CSF Alloa Rugby Football Club

Alloa East End Bowling Club

This group will use the funding to install an access ramp system allowing for disabled access to the bowling green and club house, as well as a more environmentally friendly and cost effective composting system.

SSB Clackmannan Heritage Trails

Patons and Baldwins Recreation and Welfare Trust

Clackmannan Parish Church of Scotland

This group provide recreational facilities and activities for local people. The funding will enable the group to improve their clubhouse facility through the installation of double glazed windows.

Studio & Workshop Development Project

Clackmannan Parish Church of Scotland

This group provide a facility for local community groups and private functions. They will use the funding to refurbish their kitchen facilities.

Lornshill Academy

This school will use the funding to establish a weekly extracurricular science club.

Cambus & District Bowling Club

This club will use the funding to replace their toilets and buy equipment.

The voluntary organisation provides activities for the village of Sauchie and develops opportunities to support community wellbeing. The project will bring people together to celebrate the festive season.

The group work to relieve poverty and educate people on available opportunities in their area. They will use the funding for four different celebrations to bring the community together throughout the year.

This grant will support the on-going work of the organisation. The group have an ethos of enhancing people?s resilience and wellbeing through arts activities and community support. They provide weekly activities, workshops, free space and resources, business support, festivals, and learning opportunities for a broad range of community members.

This project will provide three evening sessions per week for young people: a participant led Teen Exchange Caf?, more structured sessions where young people can develop creative skills, and sessions for young people with additional support needs.

This group is an inclusive running club for children and young people between ages 8-16. They will use the funding to purchase new training equipment to improve the training experience of members and development the capacity of the club.

Wee County Harriers

This project will remove the old electrical system in the hall and install a new gas fired boiler system, radiators, and connection to the gas network.

This project will hold 6 Olympic and Paralympic Games themed events for nursery school children based at local secondary schools over 3 mornings and 3 afternoons.

This school will use the funding to establish a community garden within their school grounds.

This group will use the funding for hall hire, classes and materials for their internal women?s and families' day.

This group will use the funding for a sensory garden in memory of one of their pupils.

This group will use the funding to provide food, toiletries, clothing and other consumables for local low-income families with children aged eight and under.

St MungoÔÇÖs Parish Church Conservation Project & 200th Anniversary (Bi-Con-Cent)

Muckhart Picture House

This project will enable the group to sustain current activities through internal improvements to the centre and also alleviate social isolation for the elderly through planned trips.

This group will use the funding for toddler and parent play sessions, a parent support group and developing an information base for parents.

Tullibody Kirkyard - southside

Community Maintenance and EnvironmentalEnterprise

Clackmannan Bowling Club

Lornshill Academy

Hawkhill Community Association

The school will use the funding to provide a range of extra curricular sports activities for pupils.

Tillicoultry Parish Church

This group will use the funding to provide a year long programme of public events for local people.

Dollar Community Council

Cambus & District Bowling Club

Tillicoultry Bowling Club

This group will use the funding for a range of support designed to improve their organisation including a business plan, marketing, IT equipment, leadership training and setup costs.

This group will use the funding for their local ?2016 Happiness Festival?.

Coalsnaughton and Devonside Regeneration Group

This group will use the funding to provide hydrotherapy sessions for their members.

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

Delivery of Coaching and Volunteering Programmes

School Sport Competition

Disability Awareness Group

Dollar Bridge Club

Disability Awareness Group

This group represent people with disabilities in the Clackmannanshire area. They will use the funding to run an indoor and outdoor nature project for families, aimed especially at families with young disabled children.

St Mungo's RC Primary Parent Council

This group will use the funding to improve their school playground.

This project will allow the group to run a free afternoon homework club for local children under eight years of age which will be supervised by retired teachers and classroom assistants.

This organisation will establish a new charity designed specifically to provide funding support for young adult carers. The charity, For Carers, will be incorporated as an independent charity in early 2015 and the first venture for the organisation will be a chain of re-use furniture outlets. The group will engage with young adult carers and care centre workers in the primary target retails areas of Lanarkshire, Falkirk and Stirling.

This group will use the funding to allow a number of members to undertake relevant safety training courses.

The club will use the funding to purchase target systems to ensure that the equipment their members are using is the same as used at national and international competitions.

The group will buy new and additional equipment as well as training staff with additional coaching qualifications to allow them to reach out to a new area within the community.

The Clackmannan Town Hall Trust

Hillfoots Gymnastics Club

This group will purchase running equipment to be used by their newly formed junior running section.

Clackmannanshire Community Transport Association

Clackmannan Development Trust

Sauchie and Coalsnaughton Parish Church

The group will use the funding to improve the kitchen facilities in the church hall making it more suitable for use by community groups, and to install a disabled ramp to improve access.

The group will commission a local craftsman to construct an outdoor shelter made of locally sourced, sustainable oak in order to develop the community playspace in the primary school's playground.

Alloa East End Bowling Club

The group will refurbish the interior of their clubhouse and purchase maintenance equipment for the bowling green.

This school will involve children in making models of the Queens Baton, in preparation for the arrival of the Queens Baton which will travel through the village of Menstrie on the 25th June. Pupils will place notes/pledges in the batons which will then be

This group will bring together up to 120 cub scouts to hold their own Commonwealth Games. Each cub pack will choose a Commonwealth country to represent.

The club will use the funding to deliver lawn bowls coaching sessions for local school children including children with physical and learning disabilities. It is hoped that this project will encourage more children and people with disabilities to take up the sport of lawn bowling.

This school will involve children in making models of the Queens Baton, in preparation for the arrival of the Queens Baton which will travel through the village of Menstrie on the 25th June. Pupils will place notes/pledges in the batons which will then be given to their parents.

The group will cover the costs of holding the Clackmannan Gala in 2014.

The nine community councils within Clackmannanshire will deliver localised celebrations to coincide with the arrival of the Queens Baton relay. The celebrations will include street parties, mini commonwealth games events, school events, arts, crafts, musi

The nine community councils within Clackmannanshire will deliver localised celebrations to coincide with the arrival of the Queens Baton relay. The celebrations will include street parties, mini commonwealth games events, school events, arts, crafts, music, dance and food displays.

Employment cost

Alva Bowling Club

The parent council will provide pupils with the opportunity to gain Youth Scotland football coaching qualifications and volunteer to help coach younger pupils at the school.

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

Delivery of Positve Coaching Scotland

School Sport Competition

The project will provide in-depth support to families that are adversely affected by parental substance misuse, improving family relationships by working with parents to increase parenting skills and improve understanding of the needs of their children. I

The group will purchase 10 laptops and associated equipment in order to provide training activities.

The project will increase physical activity and the IT skills of the children attending the nursery school class. The grant will pay for an interactive touch screen, adapted bicycles, High Visibility Jackets, Cycle Safety helmets.

The funding will allow the organisation to work in partnership with primary schools across Scotland to complete factual projects about Malawi. They will then organise community events so that the pupils can share their learning with the wider community.

Clackmannanshire Guide Association will celebrate the 100th birthday of the Brownie movement by organising a weekend residential at the Lendrick Muir Centre, which will include all Brownie units from the Clackmannanshire area.

The project will improve and expand its services to adult carers through a range of interventions including one to one support, financial advice and guidance, access to therapeutic services and practical support. It will directly benefit over five years 8

Coalsnaughton Primary School