The Street Striker Challenge is a dynamic initiative is designed to raise awareness and help tackle knife crime among young people. The ACES team will visit local schools—targeting Primary 6, Primary 7, ages 11,12 years firstly and then S1–S2 pupils—to deliver engaging presentations and interactive workshops focused on the dangers and consequences of knife crime. Each participating pupil will receive an information card containing details of support apps and take part in a street striker comp.

Keeping costs low for our families, we would like to be able to kit the team in the same Home strips and provide rainjackets for the next season of football, keeping our fees to a minimum which covers our weekly pitch hire. Our volunteer coaches have developed these players for the past 2 years and are committed to keeping football an affordable hobby for all.

We are youth group we go to each week in Skelmorlie Community Centre, we have 16-20 young people attend each week. This is free to young people to attend. This is a fabulous group where young people aged 11-15 years old. The young people interact fully and plan their sessions each week, this group gives the young people space to be themselves, to interact with others to have fun and to have an active choice in what happens within their group inspiring confidence and communication skills.

We would like to train more mountain bike leaders. We need more leaders to deliver multi ability groups and remove the need for a waiting list for participants. With more leaders we could return to a girls only day and run more trips more often.

Supporting DDLS dancers aged 8–18 with competition costs so every young person, regardless of background, can represent Ayrshire and Scotland on a national stage.

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.

The aim of our project is to strive towards social inclusion and the physical and emotional wellbeing for our pupils. This would be achieved through encouragement of outdoor activities within downtime at school.

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