Low-cost, inclusive practical workshops helping local people build skills, confidence and connections in a safe, supportive environment while reducing financial barriers and promoting positive wellbeing.

Our project aims to provide essential weather-protection for our two youth football teams, ensuring players can continue training and playing safely throughout the winter months. By helping shield children from cold, wet, and challenging weather conditions, we will create a more comfortable and enjoyable environment that supports regular participation, promotes wellbeing, and reduces the impact of seasonal weather on attendance.

We are Irvine Youth Forum, we are a group of young people who meet weekly. Our aim as a group is ensuring Irvines young people's voices are heard. Witht he fudning we'd like to old fundraisers, buy hoodies and go on a group trip.

EVERY YEAR THE IRVINE SENIORS FORUM (ISF) PUT ON AN OPEN INFORMATION DAY FOR THE OLDER PEOPLE OF IRVINE THAT INCLUDES INFORMATION ABOUT WELFARE RIGHTS, COMMUNITY TRANSPORT AND MOST IMPORTANTLY GIVING SENIORS A DAY TO GET OUT OF THE HOUSE RELIEVING A SMALL PART OF SOCIAL ISOLATION

Music@Wellwood organises educational events, aimed mainly at Senior School pupils, and concerts which are open to all members of the community. In 2027, in conjunction with North Ayrshire Council Music Services, Music@Wellwood wishes to organise a Brass Masterclass for young people from across North Ayrshire. The Masterclass would focus specifically on brass chamber music. Those participating would receive guidance, technical advice and possible progression pathways into music.

We provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive space where adults can connect with others who understand their experiences, share knowledge and access peer support. Our project will provide a programme of free community meet-ups, creative activities, social gatherings and cultural outings, including visits to the Scottish Maritime Museum. These activities will give adults with ADHD opportunities to build friendships, try new experiences and become more connected to their local community.

We estimate that at least 70% of the band has some form of disability from autism to multiple sclerosis and everything we do is with the aim of providing mental health initiatives not only to the band but to the wider community through community events and initiatives. We also aim to start a development band to enable us to reach the next generation of pipe music players,

To support individuals and families facing food insecurity and financial hardship, we are offering free access to our community larder in January and February.

Irvine and Dreghorn Brass have been entertaining our community and providing music education for over 50 years. We are seeking funding for percussion equipment which will be used for our after school youth Percussion Academy and our brass bands.