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Eligible applications: Garnock Valley

Total budget £15,232

Engineering Employment Training

2023-08-30  •  No comments  •  Nimmo  •  Garnock Valley

We are looking to develop a training programme that will have direct links to a modern apprenticeship in engineering.  Our intention is to purchase an engine and then design and manufacture a sit on Lawnmower that the young people will be able to use in British Lawnmower Racing Association event.  Between 6-8 young people with an interest in engineering will be selected to attend a weekly training sessions lasting 90 minutes.  During this time the young people will design, manufacture and assemble the sit on lawnmower.  The one off payment of £1000 will be used to purchase an engine and through this purchase we will be able to recycle all parts and adapt the design each year to offer a similar opportunity to more young people every year. 

£1,000
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Brass, Burns and Bairns

2023-09-14  •  No comments  •  NAC Admin  •  Connected Communities  •  Garnock Valley

Brass band: £700

Hall hire: £200 (Geilsland Hall)

Choirs (youth): £150 donation schools

Refreshments: £350 (guests, audience and performers)

Parking stewards: £50

First aiders: £50

Admin: £50

Total est: £1550

 

We will alo have a display relating to green issues from NAC waste management team.

£1,000
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Garnock Valley Allotment Association- Bee Colony Project ( Honey production )

2023-09-07  •  1 comment  •  David Graham  •  Garnock Valley

Garnock Valley Allotment Association Bee Colony and Honey Production.

Bees are pollinators. Pollinators are vital for life on earth as we know it, without them we wouldnt have potatoes, strawberries, tomatoes, coffee,chocolate, cotton or honey. However Bee populations are in danger of extinction due to a number of factors such as disease, habitat loss and the impact of pesticides. Organic food production, which is practiced at the Garnock Valley Allotment Associiation is ideal for a Bee colony as it creates a safe haven for the Bees to survive. Please Bee kind and vote for the GVAA Bee Colony Project.

Costs

New Bee Hive - £250-00

Bee Suits- £250.00

New Equipment to extract and distribute Honey- £300

Training and Education eg Ayr Beekeeping Course- £200

£1,000
Watt Gardens Family and Friends

Friends and Family of Watt Gardens

2023-09-13  •  No comments  •  Watt Court Steering Group  •  Garnock Valley

We would like to put on lunches, coffee afternoons, arts and crafts and live entertainment for the residents at Watt Gardens in Dalry. We have broke down the costs below.

  • Musical Entertainment £250
  • Tea, coffee, milk provision £100
  • Easter Eggs £96
  • Catering £304
  • Crafting Materials £250
£1,000