We offer young people aged 4 to 18 years fun, friendship, and everyday adventure. From camping and hiking to creative arts, we help young people develop teamwork, confidence, and vital skills for life. We aim to improve children's mental health by giving them time away from screens and encourage them to communicate with their peers in a safe environment. We support children from all over the Garnock Valley and give them the confidence to try new skills to find where their niche may be.

Garnock Community Campus Parent Council provides a uniform hub which is free to all. Providing freshly laundered, pre-loved and new items of school uniform to pupils across the campus, our Hub provides privacy and discretion when needed. By providing an outlet for pre-loved clothes we also reduce the amount of clothing which goes to landfill thus supporting the environment. Our Uniform Hub also provides toiletries, tights, stationary and school bags thus reducing the cost of the school day.

Garnock Valley Sports Leaders are a group of pupils who train in upskilling ourselves to go out into local primaries and secondary to provide sporting opportunities in the local area. As a group we want to be able to provide young people in our community with quality and equal opportunities to take part in sport. As a group we aim to get more young people involved in sport and be physically active through delivering different sessions and clubs across schools in the Garnock Valley.

Our project is community based to bring children and young people together to learn to play the bagpipes and drums. Our aim is for the children to have fun while at the same time learning new skills. This allows them to build self confidence, improve self esteem , sense of belonging, teamwork and improved mental wellbeing. The project gives children the opportunity to learn at no cost to them for the tuition or the instruments. This is a key aspect as it ensures the inclusion of all

We seek funding to launch "Girls Into Boxing", an inclusive, community-led initiative designed to encourage more girls to participate in boxing.

The Gateside Parent Council are seeking support to fund seating, an outdoor bookcase and intergenerational projects to enhance our Community Garden, making it more accessible and welcoming for both the school and local community.

We would like to apply for funding to support with the purchase of new equipment and to provide healthy, low-cost snacks and food to our junior players and their opponents. This will encourage physical activity, promote positive mental health within young people and also encourage eating well and ensure our young people have equal access to free food. We strive to ensure that all membership costs are as low as possible and seeking funding contributes to allow us to do this.