The Dance Depot Lyrical Squad seeks community support to fundraise for competition costs, ensuring all dancers can represent Scotland nationally and internationally without financial barriers.

We wish to take the children on a day trip to the Clyde Valley Farm Park. We are a Scout group based in Kilbirnie consisting of approximately 40 children aged from 4 years to 17 years, who learn age appropriate skills to take forward in life.

Training for a new volunteer MTB leader. British Cycling MBLA Level 2 Leader training with First Aid and CWPS training.

We are a community youth football team, who pride themselves on working hard to give children the opportunity to participate in football and be part of a team. We have over 30 players - 3 teams playing 7 a side currently. All coaches are volunteers who give up their time each week for two training sessions and games on a Sunday. Our goal is for all players to have new experiences, opportunities to help them grow and have fun with friends and funding will help us to achieve this.

Our project provides female-designed rugby kits for our U14s Girls Team, enhancing comfort, performance, and inclusivity, boosting participation, confidence, and supporting gender equality at Irvine Rugby Club.

With 25 children involved in the team from across the Three Towns, we try to ensure we have as much training time whilst keeping the costs as low as possible for our families. The cost of hiring pitches at a larger size for our group and for a longer time, incurs an increase cost. We'd like to be able to continue this without increasing costs to families. Our team would love to take part in several festivals across the summer break, allowing the children to experience tournament football.

The project is designed to allow all young people within the school community to become involved with all aspects of the musical industry. The opportunity is designed to help promote Health and well-being .

We as a parent council have been working with the Junior Road Safety Officers to encourage young people to walk, scoot and cycle to school. To do this we need to make the roads safer around our school for young people to do this.

Skelmorlie Primary have worked hard to create a school culture based on emotional resilience and positive wellbeing. The parent council are putting in a bid for £1000 to support the school to continue this work by purchasing My Happy Mind educational resources, which can be used as a whole school approach to build positive self esteem, resilience and emotional literacy.