Skip to main content
Go back

Participatory budgeting

ACES Badge

Ayrshire communities education and sport

2023-02-02  •  No comments  •  NACAdmin  •  Official position 1  •  Kilwinning

At this time we run Woodwynds wee shoap and Woodys community diner. These are to provide low cost hot food as a heat hub and a community shop which provides groceries including fresh meat and fruit. We wish to continue to provide food and essential items for residents tackling food poverty.

Amount Requested:£1000

Fresh fruit £500 over 5 weeks Freshmeat and pastry £500 over 5 weeks  

£1,000
Chainsaw Event.jpg

Beith Orr Park Neighbourhood Watch

2023-02-22  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin  •  Connected Communities  •  Garnock Valley

We run Garnock Valley Carves, which takes place on Saturday 9th September and is expected to attract around 3000 visitors. 28 carvings (produced by 14 international carvers) will be auctioned at the end of the day, some for community benefit.

The event costs around £12000 to run. We try to make all children's activities free, with reduced entry for families (under 5's are free). Free stalls are offered to all not for profit community groups.

We provide 2 Face Painters, 2 Story Tellers, Play outdoors, Axe Throwing, Hands on learning at the Amateur Radio station, Wood working skills, and others.

 

Funds requested: £1000 to cover face painting and storytelling.

We have provided a breakdown of last year’s costs, and we plan to bring in additional funding from other sources to cover the outstanding costs:

Hire of 2 Face Painters @ £250 each   = £500

Hire of Story Tellers @ £250 each     = £500

Hire of Play Outdoors @ £650 + Vat   = £780

Hire of Marquee 1 @ £400                  =£400

Council Event Fees                               = £494

Hire of Toilets  6 off                              =£576

Insurance for the event                        = £406.35

 

Total of above (Last years prices)         = £3,656.35

These are only some of the costs involved in running this prestigious event for the area.

 

£1,000

Stoneyholm Mill Trust

2023-02-08  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin  •  Connected Communities  •  Garnock Valley Arts and Culture

The project will invite active contributions from local community groups and primary schools to understand the history of flax growing in Kilbirnie to produce linen. This will result in an understanding of local industry and how the land was a source of natural cloth which generated wealth through the textile industry. The funding will provide interactive sessions for each of the two primary schools in Kilbirnie, as well as materials to help pupils and the local community grow their own pot flax. The resulting plants will be used in demonstrations in community sessions at Kilbirnie Library. 

Funds requested: £400

Interactive sessions £200 for schools and £100 for community session. Materials £100, e.g. pots, compost.

£400
Mens Shed Dalry.jpg

Men's Shed Dalry

2023-02-08  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin  •  Connected Communities  •  Garnock Valley

The donated bicycles we are recycling, often require components we do not have available.  The ability to replace worn tyres or stretched chains for example, would allow us to make our community bicycles safer and more durable, allowing users to venture further with confidence.  

Funds requested: £650

Replacement bicycles components - £500 Degreasers and lubricants. - £150 

£650

Skelmorlie youth group

2023-02-08  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin3  •  Official position 1  •  North Coast Arts and Culture

The funding will allow us to buy much needed resources for the group. This would encourage more young people attend and tackle social isolation in this rural village which has a massive effect on  mental health and contributes to stress, anxiety.

By purchasing new resources  will encourage members of the group to continue to attend as well as attracting  new members, to participate in calming activities to tackle and combat any stress and anxiety they may be feeling. 

We are looking to reduce the young peoples stress and anxiety in the locality as well as promoting diversity and social inclusion.

Amount requested : £400

10 pack blank canvas boards 20x20 cm. £11.42 each x 5                              £ 57.10 Scola artmix, readymix paint. 12 x 600ml bottles.  £25 each x 2                    £ 50.00 professional paint brush set of 12 brushes £8 each x 10                               £ 80.00 10 pcs paint tray pallets. £8 each x 2                                                             £ 16.00 Nbeads 20pcs plastic paint cups, non spill                                                    £ 13.69 120 colour pencil art set (zip up set)  £25.00 each x 4                                  £100.00  Mindful Patterns colouring book  £6 each x 5                                               £  30.00 Colour Therapy Mandalas. £4.50 each x 5                                                     £  23.50 Xerox copier paper recycled, 2500 sheets.                                                    £   29.65

 Total                                                                                                               £399.94

£400

Cumbrae Primary Parent Council

2023-02-08  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin3  •  Official position 1  •  North Coast

The children and parents would like to develop an area in front of the school for the whole community to work together to create a seated area, a butterfly/ bee garden and flower planters to encourage families and the wider community to use the space to socialise across the generations and appreciate nature.

Amount requested: £1,000

2 recycled picnic benches - £400 each = £800 Gardening equipment eg. spades, forks, buckets and gloves- £100 Seeds and bedding plants £100

£1,000
Dalry Community Development Hub.jpg

Dalry Community Development Hub

2023-02-08  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin  •  Connected Communities  •  Garnock Valley

We have outgrown our small basic greenhouse. We have been able to raise most of the funds to purchase a new substantial larger one. This will benefit our volunteers and schools and will enable us to grow so much more from seed and give us an extra space for teaching, producing  more fruit and vegetables to give back to our community. We have found  the health and wellbeing of our volunteers and visitors have greatly improved by participating at the community garden.

Funds requested: £1000

Purchase a Rhino 8ft x 12ft greenhouse with staging, shelves etc  £4018.00 Instalation and ground work £900

£1,000
West Kilbride Village Gala.jpg

West Kilbride village gala

2023-02-08  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin3  •  Official position 1  •  North Coast

We would use the money towards fun equipment and insurance costs for the day. This will help to provide a fun, family day at an affordable cost with the use of a wristband for unlimited use of the fun equipment for the 6 hour event, bringing the community together. Promoting adults and children to live an active life and form new friendships within the community.

Amount requested: £1,000

Fun equipment £750 Total cost £2500 Public liability insurance £250 Total cost £400  

£1,000

North Ayrshire Darts Academy

2023-02-13  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin  •  Connected Communities  •  Irvine

As our academy numbers grow substantially post COVID we are needing to replace our boards more often, these boards are very expensive and we go through a large amount throughout the year. We strongly believe that no child should go with out so we would like to purchase some darts that the youths can borrow whilst at the academy as well as more stems, flights, rings etc. We would also like to purchase some academy darts shirts for those that can't afford them so no child feels 'left out'.  

Funds requested: £700

Winmau Blade 6 dart boards £49.95 x 10= £499.50 NADA Dart shirt £20 x6-£120 Stems/Flights/Rings £80.50

£700
Corsehill Retirement Club

Corsehill Retirement Club

2023-02-13  •  No comments  •  NACAdmin  •  Official position 1  •  Kilwinning

We try to celebrate annual events such as Easter, Christmas and ensure that older people have something to look forward to, feel involved and have somewhere to meet up with others. This helps wellbeing and improves mental health. Christmas can be a very lonely time for older people, especially if they live on their own and we would like to arrange a Christmas dinner with entertainment, where people can come together and enjoy a festive activity. 

Amount Requested: £895

Hall Hire - £45 Meal - £665 Toast - £95 Entertainment - £90

£895