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Eligible applications: Irvine

Total budget £11,840

Only residents in the following areas can participate:

Greenwood Youth Forum

2024-09-18  •  No comments  •  Greenwood Youth Forum  •  Irvine

We hope to use the funding to help develop our young peoples confidence and wellbeing to become a more affective youth forum, it will also help our mental and physical wellbeing. If we have an issue we discuss them as a forum and seek advice from our workers. We will be more physically active increasing our health and well being  

Cost of Arran Outdoor Centre - £122 Per person x 8 people = £976

£976
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Empowering Girls Through Rugby

2024-09-13  •  No comments  •  Victoria Frater  •  Irvine

This initiative promotes gender equality by encouraging participation and boosting confidence. The U14s Girls Team, which currently has 7 regular players, which has doubled since August 2023 and they are currently using the Irvine Ladies’ old kit designed for men, not tailored for female players. By providing gender-specific rugby kits, we aim to ensure the girls feel comfortable and better prepared, enhancing their performance and overall experience on the field. Through our attached development plan, we aim to increase the number of girls playing over the next few years. Introducing a dedicated kit will boost visibility, encourage participation, and reinforce our commitment to gender equality in sports, fostering a more inclusive and supportive environment that empowers female players to thrive.

The proposed costs are for 12 of each:

Female fitted shorts £200

Female fitted rugby shirts £800

£1,000

IRVINE YOUTH LEGACY CENTRE

2024-09-11  •  No comments  •  Morgan Blackie  •  Irvine

We have previously been lucky enough to secure Youth PB in 23/24 which allowed us to provide free bite to eat during each group for 10 months as this is something that the young people attending the centre where often asking for. Being able to provide young people with a free bite to eat and drink has allowed us to help relive the cost of living crisis from young people and their families. Which is why we would like to be able to continue having this as part of our programme. As well as our free snacks at the youth groups, the centre also hosts “Food chat and chill” on a Sunday evening which is one of our most popular groups this provides young people with a free hot meal. Between the snacks at through the week and food chat and chill the centre has been able to provide over 150 young people with a free meal in the last 10 months. We would like to be able to continue our choice of tuckshop sweets for young people to choose one per night and a range of juice for young people to access. We would also like to stock a range of noodles for young people to have when they are visiting.   

water/diluting juice - £200

tuckshop snacks and crisps - £300

noodles/bread/poptarts - £500

£1,000