A charitable organisation offering support and promoting the wellbeing of young people living with Tourette’s.

The Fullarton and Harbourside communities both sit in the top SIMD areas in North Ayrshire. Lack of resources and access to services over the years, has resulted in lower incomes, poorer health and lower attainment skills. Fullarton Hub provides a range of activities for children and young people throughout the year but the young people have identified a gap in provision, especially over the winter months.

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.

Our football team plays a crucial role in promoting health, wellbeing and social inclusion and ensures the boys have a focus which supports them to make positive decisions. We promote healthy choices as a team and as a result of this many of the boys have joined the gym and attend regularly to keep improving their fitness levels and socialise with one another. Being a part of our team has helped reduce social barriers for these boys and ensure they have a sense of belonging.

Irvine Royal Academy Parent Council believe that mental health and well-being should be a main focus for all young people of Irvine Royal Academy. With Youth PB Funding, we aim to promote the mental health and well-being of our young people through the development of a "safe space", and support for pupils to receive training to become Mental Health Ambassadors and MVP Mentors, for them to become a support for all pupils in the school.

We are a girl-guiding unit of 9 girls aged 14-18 who have been dedicated to girl guiding since they were 5 years old. The girls follow a programme of skill-builder badges in themes such as camping, communication and first aid. Our programme of interest badges, skill builders and awards support these young women to try new things, travel the world and develop skills across our six themes. Many of the girls are young leaders for local rainbows and brownie and are working on building their CVs.

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.

Funding for uniform costs and also to support members attend a National Youth Brass Band of Scotland residential course,

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 .