Citizens Advice Bureau West Lothian

Livingston Bridge Club

West Lothian Council - Social Policy Department

Home-Start West Lothian

This project will provide an opportunity for greater interaction between parents and children through positive play, and an increased awareness of healthy eating and lifestyle.

This group based in Livingston will use the funding to establish an annual swimming gala and to provide learn to swim tuition for people with disabilities.

West Lothian Armed Forces Day

Dedridge Environment Ecology Project

To support national training and competition costs

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.

The Bridge

Uphall Station Bowling and Social Club

Carmondean Primary School

This school will use the funding to develop their Primary 7 transition project.

This organisation will conduct a feaibility study which will investigate other methods and projects that could be developed to help them in their work and meet the gaps in service provision for local people.

This school will use the funding to upgrade their existing fitness suite.

This project will see the organisation take over the Lanthorn Community Centre Cafe which is closing down. The group will turn the cafe into a social enterprise where they will also run lunch clubs for older people in the community.

Craigshill Good Neighbour Network

Pumpherston ~ more than just a Shale Village

This group are based in West Lothian and provide toys and clothes to disadvantaged children in the area. Due to the expansion of the organisation the group will funding for shelving units, secure draws and fleeces for volunteers.

This group will use the funding to arrange 4 taster sessions for children aged under 5?s and females which will run alongside the West Lothian Council Festival of Sport. The club will also put a number of swimmers through the ?Introduction to Swimming? co

This group will use the funding to arrange 4 taster sessions for children aged under 5?s and females which will run alongside the West Lothian Council Festival of Sport. The club will also put a number of swimmers through the ?Introduction to Swimming? coaching course.

Astro Gymnastics

The school will use the funding for transport costs for various extra-curricular sports clubs and to attend competitions.

Daisy Drop In

The project aims is to facilitate the development and regeneration of school grounds into an outdoor play space for those attending the school and the wider community.

West Lothian Council - Corporate Operational and Housing Ser

This project will allow the organisation to organise a free nature themed family fun day in Howden Park.

Bankton Primary School

The group will use the funding to purchase an outdoor activity play area.

The group will maintain activities, develop member skills and attract new members through the purchase of up to date equipment.

Dean and Cauvin Trust

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

Delivery of Positve Coaching Scotland

School Sport Competition

Working with the regional Girls' Club Development Officer at the Scottish FA and a local Active Schools Coordinator, the club will deliver free football sessions in local primary schools. These sessions will give girls the opportunity to experience footba

Working with the regional Girls? Club Development Officer at the Scottish FA and a local Active Schools Coordinator, the club will deliver free football sessions in local primary schools. These sessions will give girls the opportunity to experience football in a girls? only environment where the focus is on fun and individual development.

Working Title: The Big W - Winchburgh Public Art

World War I and West Lothian - The Homefront

The project aims to improve the facilities available in Lanthorn Park by replacing the existing, deteriorating, kick-pitch with a new Multi Use Games Area providing modern play equipment and creating a health walk with signage to encourage people with a r

The school will work with local coaches to provide a wide range of extra-curricular sports clubs that pupils could attend. The school requires funding for coaching these sessions and transporting pupils to the sports clubs.

West Lothian Council Area Services will celebrate the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and the Queen's Baton arrival in West Lothian on June 15th through a series of community based events in all its main towns. Events and activities will be held in Broxburn

Livingston Village Primary School will bring together 7 schools together for 2 hours a week to take part in their elected sport from as many Commonwealth Games sports as possible. One disability sport will be offered for pupils at Beatlie School Campus. T

West Lothian Council Area Services will celebrate the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and the Queen?s Baton arrival in West Lothian on June 15th through a series of community based events in all its main towns. Events and activities will be held in Broxburn, Linlithgow, Armadale, Bathgate, Whitburn and Livingston and include dance and music performances, sport demonstrations, taster sessions, cultural celebrations and family fun activities for younger kids.

This initiative will test out a new holistic package of support for beneficiaries facing complex barriers in daily life and when entering education, training and employment.

This project will deliver a new football initiative aimed at 'dads and daughters'. It will be targeted at separated families in West Lothian and aims to improve the relationship between dads and their daughters, and improve the dads' parenting skills. It

The group will stage events for adults with learning disabilities plus family and carers with the first a consultation event to promote, pilot, and consult on setting up a Friendship Group.

Broxburn Gymnastics Club

To support national training and competition costs

To support the National Development Officer posts.

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

The project will buy equipment will enable them to develop their soccer school which will cater for boys and girls aged from five to seven.

The school will use the grant to purchase sporting equipment which will be used by the school's pupils and other sporting clubs in the Armadale area.

Livingston Cricket Club Limited

The club will carry out refurbishment works to their clubhouse.

Funded through Support and Connect this group will help people through the changes to benefits and the introduction of Universal Credit. It will do this by helping them establish basic transactional accounts with pre-paid debit cards and providing budgeti

Funded throug Support and Connect the Bureau's 'CAB Outreach in Deprived Areas' project will expand an existing outreach service to deprived areas of West Lothian. Working primarily in GP surgeries and other community venues the project will make holistic

The Bureau will carry out training activities for staff and volunteers relating to recent legislative changes.

?Infinite Adjustments? (Working Exhibition title) The Gallery at Linlithgow Burgh Halls will present a solo exhibition by the artist Louise Hopkins. A presentation of works from the artist?s private and public collections brought together for the first t

The school will refurbish the hair and beauty room facilities within the school, the facilities are used to deliver evening classes as well as normal curriculum classes.

This group aims to address the lack of public awareness and understanding of Huntington's Disease and its impact on affected families. The group will use the grant to commission a business plan, arrange promotional events, improve marketing and increase s

The centre will enhance the service they provide to people living with dementia by organising a variety of activities and outings. Furthermore, the project will improve the capacity of the group through staff and volunteer training and the production of a

The academy will run rhythmic gymnastics classes in after school clubs in the West Lothian area, in particular in the Armadale area.

The school will develop a range of new extra-curricular activity sessions to engage more young people in physical activity.

This group will deliver PLAYSHED 28 session creative arts and a play program catering for 2-6 years old's and their families. Aimed at supporting participants from deprived neighbourhoods across West Lothian, sessions will be free and housed in friendly l

Delivery of Positve Coaching Scotland

To develop the Community Sport Hub concept

This grant is for development funding so that the project can be progressed to apply for Second Stage funding.

This group will use the funding to conduct a thorough review of their services and strategy, this will allow them to assess the best way forward with future service provision to clients.

The project is based in Polbeth will focus on providing more football resources for the club.

The club will develop a programme of youth basketball coaching to engage more young people in physical activity.

Livingston Credit Union will look to respond to new legislation being brought in 2013 and which will see two major changes being introduced. The grant will be used to employ a consultant to conduct a feasibility study, engage with their proposed strategic

The group, based in West Lothian, will engage a consultant to carry out a feasibility study into the viability of establishing a purpose built play facility for Special Needs children and young people.

This project aims to improve outcomes for young people leaving care by providing key worker support at critical transition points. The project will support young people leaving fostering or residential care services operated by JMT Care Services partner o

The school will work with indepen-dance to develop a programme of extra-curricular physical activity to encourage young people living with disabilities to become more active and enjoy a healthier lifestyle.

Towards expanding the performing arts programme for children, young people and families at Howden Park by developing and strengthening the outreach and education programme to engage with and increase participation by hard to reach groups.

This group will use the grant to commission a business plan with the aim of improving the services it offers to local young people and ensuring financial sustainability. The grant will also be used to increase the profile of the group by funding website d

New Facility

This group will improve access to an area of wetland which they have recently re-instated. They will also tidy up areas on and around the watercourse. By doing this they hope to encourage more people to visit the area and to make them aware of the areas r

This group will deliver a football training programme to young people across West Lothian. This will allow participants to learn new football skills and improve their physical fitness. This grant will fund two laptops, a printer/scanner, a sets of small g

The playgroup will use the grant to install a wooden classroom loft which will create a quiet area for children to utilise as a library and storytelling area.

This project will replace the heating and refurbish the groups club house. This grant will fund a replacement boiler, carpeting and a new dance floor.

The centre will use the grant to engage a professional to research options for expansion and development of the service. This grant will fund professional fees, development workshops, a business plan, a marketing plan, marketing materials, meeting costs,

The school will develop their school playground to enhance the opportunities for children to take part in active physical play. The grant will fund seating, a soccer challenge game, playground games, a giant chess set, a 4-way ball chute, picnic tables, a

Life is for Livingston - 50 years of new town life

Schools will engage with Scottish Opera?s ?Scotland our Scotland? project exploring the ethos of the games. Pupils will learn songs which will be performed at the Olympic torch celebration events.

The trust based in Livingston provides social housing, residential care and foster care for young people under the age of 18. The group will use the grant to provide a starter pack of essential items for young people leaving care and moving into their own

This group provides play sessions for children aged 2-5 years. The group will use the grant to purchase a laptop and accessories. These will be used for play activities, to introduce the children to IT-based learning and as an administrative resource. Thi

This group based in Livingston will work with professional consultants to undertake a feasibility study to look into options of the community taking ownership of their local community centre, Craigsfarm. The grant will fund a feasibility study including b

This project will creating a website, a regular community newsletter and provide training for the board to enable them to manage future change. This grant will fund a printer, a website, capability training and a professional marketing consultancy.

This is a development grant which has been awarded so that the applicant can work up a more detailed application.

The group want to develop to include new forms of dance. The grant will part fund dance tutor fees , dance workshops and accommodation costs and creche provision.

The school will run an after-school film and animation club for its Primary 5 to Primary 7 pupils. The pupils will create a short film about the environment and biodiversity surrounding the pond. The grant will fund filmmaker's delivery of workshops, a sc

This group will purchase a smart board and relevant additional IT equipment. This will benefit the toddlers and children attending the nursery by providing a modern interactive way of learning and acquiring IT skills. The grant will fund a smart board, a

The club, based in Livingston, will deliver taster sessions in cardio tennis to pupils at local secondary schools. This grant will fund 20 heart rate monitors, 20 pedometers, a music licence, coaching aids, an iPod amplifier and two buckets of mini tennis

Towards the cost of developing and supporting the performing arts programme at Howden Park Centre.

The school will use the grant to provide a programme of extra-curricular activities to educate the pupils about different cultures. Parents and other guests will also benefit from the sessions, which will include singing, drumming and craft-making from ar

The club will promote youth climbing in Edinburgh through a range of specialist mentoring and coaching activities. This grant will contribute towards children's coaching, climbing events, climbing experiences and parental training.