Loaves & Fishes

This group will use the funding to set up a youth group for 8-11 year olds and a teen group for 12years+ to be delivered from Liberty Road Community Church in Bellshill.

This organisation brings people together to recycle clothes, shoes and small household items. The group also provides free clothing and goods via a referral system to families and individuals in crisis or hardship. The funding will be used to hold workshops for people to learn new skills, partner led information surgeries and peer support groups.

This organisation currently delivers five full two-hour classes with a drama teacher and choreographer across North and South Lanarkshire. The funding will cover the costs for delivering two existing East Kilbride classes as well as developing an additional third class to help cope with demand.

This club will use the funding to purchase new indoor bowling equipment which will help those with physical disabilities to participate.

Up-2-Us

The Haven Caring Counselling Communication Centre

This funding will enable the church to provide weekly support groups for people to come together, peer to peer support sessions, an employability programme and healthy cooking classes for families.

This group offers a flexible approach to promoting positive well-being by offering a variety of activities and services for babies, young people, families, adults experiencing challenging times and older people within the community. The funding will allow the organisation to open a new shop/community hub within East Kilbride town centre which will improve access to activities and services.

This club based in East Kilbride meet weekly to provide peer support for people affected by mental health issues and to offer a safe haven for people to participate in relaxation therapies. The funding will allow the organisation to purchase equipment to improve the experience of the people attending the club.

Blantyre Youth Development Team

High Flyers Community Childcare

This organisation is based in Cambuslang and serves the surrounding areas of Halfway, Westburn and Blantyre. The funding will allow the nursery to provide more outdoor activities for the children.

Duncanrig Secondary School

This secondary school which serves East Kilbride, in South Lanarkshire. The project will provide coaching to train senior pupils to deliver a wide range of extra-curricular clubs which will also be delivered in primary schools and in the local community.

Cambuslang and Rutherglen The Core

Electric Malady

Flyin Jalapeos crew 15 year anniversary

The Friends of Cambuslang Park

This group will use the funding for an existing Community Development Worker, who has established relationships with the communities of Burnbank, Udston and Hillhouse. The project will build on volunteer led activities delivered from the Community Hub at the Hillhouse and Earnock Community Centre.

Rutherglen Users Group

This funding will allow the group to refurbish the play park at the Whitlawburn Community Resource Centre. The refurbishment will expand access to the park from children aged three and under to children aged five and under.

This group are a locally run youth project managed by volunteers who provide diversionary youth work and learning in the Cambuslang area. This project will fund a sports based activity programme including the purchase of sports equipment and an outdoor residential course. The project will also fund a youth diversion programme including a range of workshops and trips.

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21st Century Families

To develop an existing community hub called Number 18 in Rutherglen allowing it to house a community caf?, a home to Camglen community radio, a multi use events space, flexible use rooms, IT/internet access, retail and community art, music and culture space and local information displays.

To support the National Development Officer posts.

To support the delivery of the development programme

To support the delivery of a coaching plan aligned to the player pathway and Coaching Scotland.

SSB Park Life

This group uses sport to promote learning and wellbeing through a range of activities and programmes across Edinburgh, Lothians, Fife and Scottish Borders. The funding will be used to run an Extra Time programme of physical, informative and social activities for people aged 60+ from Leith, Edinburgh.

This funding will allow the organisation to deliver a health and wellbeing project for members which will include a range of activities over the course of the year such as yoga, water aerobics, health and beauty workshops, as well as an overnight trip to the Titanic experience in Belfast.

This organisation helps women and recently housed homeless people in the community to build skills and confidence through DIY and useful crafts. The funding will allow the organisation to deliver monthly workshops as well as providing DIY courses to women in partnership with South Lanarkshire College.

This group provides a wide range of activities and events for children, young people, parents and families across South Lanarkshire. The organisation will use the funding to offer a programme of creative workshops for older people, particularly grandparents who support their families with childcare responsibilities.

This school is a small Additional Support Needs school based in Cowcaddens. The project will provide equipment for pupils to participate in Duke of Edinburgh awards and John Muir outdoor activities.

Glasgow Americana 2017

This funding will be used to support people and their carers in South Lanarkshire who have a life limiting illness such as cancer, COPD, Motor Neurone disease. The organisation takes a holistic approach, centred on the needs and expectations of the patients and their families. The multi-disciplinary team will work with patients in the comfort of their own homes to offer advice on how best to control pain and relieve other symptoms.

The Dark Horse: Scotland?s transatlantic poetry magazine

This local authority school serves the community of Halfway, Cambuslang. This project will create an outdoors all weather class room area and trim trail to enhance the outdoor facilities the school can offer pupils.

Springhall Community Resource Group

Rutherglen Lawn Tennis Club

This group will provide support services to the deaf community across South Lanarkshire which includes the profoundly deaf, hard of hearing, deafened and deafblind people. Support will include interpretation services and support to navigate and access main stream, third sector and statutory services.

Strathclyde Masters Basketball Club

Burnhill Action Group

Uddingston Grammar School

More Hope Foundation

This organisation provides practical help as well as social and volunteering opportunities to socially isolated and vulnerable people in both Glasgow and South Lanarkshire local authority areas. The services are open to all members of the public, however there is a focus on encouraging participation from BME communities. The funding will allow the organisation to carry out a consultation into delivering activities and services which will address the needs of older adults.

Grow 73

Lightburn Elderly Association Project Limited

Blantyre Community Committee

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DNDP CIC

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Employment cost

ReturnToSplendour Saving Burnside Tennis Courts

Blantyre Bowling Club

This club will use the funding to refurbish the car park by laying drainage, tarmac and adding in low energy floodlighting.

The Nurture Educational and Multicultural Society (NES)

This is an additional support needs school and has approximately 95 children. They will use the funding to take their senior pupils on residential trip to the Lake District.

This organisation aims to build community cohesion and deliver education classes for people of all cultures. They will use the funding to improve their premises.

The group provides a work experience and training programme for young adults in Glasgow. The project will celebrate Scottish and African culture, focusing on the history of the Scottish missionary Mary Mitchell Slessors.

The group helps socially isolated and vulnerable people in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire. The project will give communities the opportunity to come together to celebrate African cultures.

East Kilbride Archery Club

This project will provide the group with equipment and will train new coaches to enable the club to increase capacity and improve their coaching standard.

International Touring to Promote New Experimental Guitar Based Album

Cambuslang and Rutherglen Rock 'n' Pop Chorus Juniors

This organisation provides entrepreneurial training and support to women, particularly those affected by additional barriers. This project will ensure sustainability of the organisation?s services by supporting their soap making business.

This organisation delivers a variety of events for Bangladeshi people living in Glasgow and the wider community. They will use the money to devise and perform a work of participatory theatre centred on Bangladeshi History.

Centre for Entrepreneurship Education Scotland C.I.C.

This group aim to provide mentoring, training and employment opportunities for women of ethnic minority backgrounds. The funding will be used to establish a sewing workshop which will provide participants with employment skills.

This group provides a clothes swapping service to the community. They will use the funding to move to their shop premises and to develop the service further so that they can signpost individuals other support services.

This group will use the funding to establish a football academy for girls in the Cambuslang area.

Ronin Karate Club

This intergenerational project is aimed at promoting and improving the Cambuslang East area through community events. This project will purchase a marquee for use at these events to allow local people to attend in all weather.

Christopher Maule ? Professional Development

This project will offer a variety of lunch time and after school sports to promote physical activity among pupils.

This group are based in a social landlord residential development for older people. They will use the funding for a year long programme of recreational activities.

This group will use the funding to hold a Gala Day for the Fernhill community. Leading up to the event there will be creative workshops for primary school pupils, and preparation work with sport and fitness groups who will showcase their activities through demonstrations on the day.

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Swaddle Lanarkshire

This group will set up a pre-loved baby and children?s shop in Hamilton Town Centre and plan to use the funding to create a parenting space within the shop. The parent hub will be a dedicated drop in area where parents can mix with their peers and access information about local services and support.

Cambuslang Out of School Care Project

This group will use the funding to create a safe levelled garden area on their premises for their children to play on.

This project will deliver a counselling and support project for adults who are survivors of childhood sexual abuse. The project will also offer support to family members of those adults who have survived abuse. Approximately 144 men and women will engage with the service, which is based in East Kilbride.

Uddingston Pre-School Playgroup

The Haven Caring Counselling Communication Centre

Rossvale Football Club

This group will use the funding to provide the children with different activities and to help promote the group more in the local area.

This group will use the funding to provide lending library materials, information packs and workbooks that will allow parents who have a long term illness to talk more openly with their young children about their feeling and how to cope positively with illness and loss. The project will benefit children aged 8 or younger.

This group will use the funding to host an anti racism and sectarianism project in the form of a football tournament.

Maxwellton Primary School

To support the delivery of the development programme

This school will use the funding for a range of outdoor play equipment for the group?s shared campus.

Hope Amplified

This group provides activities and services to young people in South Lanarkshire and Glasgow in areas of high deprivation, targeting Black and Minority Ethnic communities. The funding will be used to refurbish their current premises and purchase new kitchen equipment.

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This group will use the funding to deliver their Early Escapades programme, which will benefit children aged eight and under.

Glasgow Americana 10th Anniversary 2016

REACH Lanarkshire Autism

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