We are looking to revamp our outdoor garden area to include seating for the local community to use. We are also looking to purchase raised beds to grown our own fruit and vegetables which would then be donated to local families and the community larder within Hayocks Community Centre

Bridgend Cancer Support Group helps the community, members and their families deal with the emotional scars during and after a cancer diagnosis. We provide a safe place for them to share their feelings and allows them to hear from other people in similar situations and how they overcame challenges they may have faced. Tea and Coffee are now provided and no-one is turned away if living in a different area.

The supporters club was founded in 2016 shortly after we formed the Community Social Club within the club to put something back into the community, such as Christmas dinners for pensioners and Christmas parties for children. As in these times of austerity it's hard for most people. The club itself used to pay for it but as stated it's feeling the effects of austerity.

We are Largs food hub and have recently started on Nourish Scotland's Dignity Project. We believe giving people as much choice as possible is one way to provide dignity in food provision. We would like to provide a pay forward scheme for our local church of the Nazarene which provides meals for £2 and children are free. If we provide a free ticket and encourage them to go and perhaps by going ourselves this might show that it is ok and take away the stigma of excepting charity.