Kilwimbeldon Tennis Club
2023-09-14 • No comments • • Kilwinning
£1000 to be applied for to go towards Tennis nets, rackets and tennis balls
WK Print Studio - Young Peoples printing projects - Local Environment
2023-09-04 • No comments • • North Coast
We will create a series of free print workshops exploring the different methods of printmaking e.g. Gelli plate, Collagraphs, dry point etching and tetra pak printing. Using nature and our local community as the theme for the workshops we will explore print making using materials that we would normally discard, and we will look at how art and creativity can look at the natural environment and reuse and recycle to protect it. There are lots of transferable skills occurring in the workshops and they can be linked to other aspects of daily life without even realising it; communication, understanding, environmental, relaxation, creativity. The printing will be for all ages and all abilities giving confidence and creative skills.
We are also hoping to engage not only the younger age range but work with older youngsters in encouraging them and their creativity as well as encouraging them to volunteer support during some of the sessions. Each participant will leave the workshop with a sense of achievement and a piece of artwork with which they can engage with others. Finished pieces may also be exhibited on the gallery wall of the Print Studio.
Quotes from parents and young people
“It was fabulous to see them so excited about the process of producing Art. Thank you for allowing the kids to use and work with the specialist equipment and for the accessibility of the classes for All to ensure opportunities for everyone” a parent
“it was amazing to use the special arts equipment and a printing machine and see how it worked. I really want to go back" a young person
““It was very fun as it was something I had never done before at school or any other art class. I would love to go back again” a young person
“A really unique art class giving the kids a chance to experience different ways of printing and using their creativity” a parent
- Caligo Safe Wash inks £200
- Printing paper £80
- Table top etching press £323
- Frames to exhibit work £100
- Acrylic paints for printing £60
- Tote Bags 50 £70
52nd Ayrshire -Saltcoats - Group Camp for Scouts , Cubs and Beavers
2023-09-17 • No comments • • Three Towns
52nd Ayrshire are organising a group camp for all our young people (both male and female) who attend all three of our scout sections - 50 young people plus
The camp will take place in June 2024 from a Friday afternoon to late Sunday afternoon
During this time the group will participate in indoor and outdoor activities . Some young people will camp outdoors while others will stay inside in dormitories or hobbit huts
The activities included are:
- Caving
- Archery
- Low ropes
- Orienteering/geocaching
- Indoor curling
- Giant board games
- Crafts
- Backwoods cooking
- Den building
- Late night Hike and Camp Fire
During camp we will provide everyone with three 2 course hot nutritious meals as well as snacks including fruit and hot and cold drinks through the day
Ardrossan Youth Association (AYA)
2023-09-17 • No comments • • Three Towns
The Ardrossan youth association are looking to apply for funding for outdoor equipment for the youth centre to help young people experience outdoor group activities such as badminton, racket ball, soft archery, camping and more.
Health and exercise along with being outdoors will help young people with team building skills, self-esteem and confidence. It will encourage young people to live a healthier lifestyle .This will improve their health and wellbeing with being outdoors more, which is known to improve general fitness and health along with improving their mental health. The AYA are looking to buy some outdoor equipment for the youth centre, such as badminton nets and rackets, shuttle cocks, rackets for rounder’s, balls and some tents, waterproofs to also help give young people the chance to take part in camping and other outdoor activities and encourage them to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.
4 X 3 person tents £680
badminton set £48.99
softball set £30.99
Tennis set £39.99
8 X rucksacks £120
West Kilbride Primary Parent Council Uniform Shop
2023-09-11 • No comments • • North Coast
This is a Community ran FREE pre-loved uniform shop for all those attending West Kilbride Primary School.
Our aim is to help anyone needing access to free school uniforms, no questions asked.
A huge benefit of using pre loved clothes is that you are helping the environment. Children grow so fast that there is a high turnover of school uniforms with some having to be replaced with a bigger size at the start of each term! By donating or using the pre-loved facility you are helping the environment.
Donations of clean, good condition school uniforms, shoes, trainers, wellies, school-bags & jackets are currently accepted however a lot of the time we don't have sizes/items requested and we would love to be able to help anyone that approaches us for help with primary school uniform. All donations are washed and ironed before being sent out if they are not brand new.
All enquiries are treated in the strictest confidence so people can be confident that their enquiry or request will be kept confidential.
We looking to find new items including underwear, pants, socks and tights. Along with warm winter jackets/waterproof shoes/boots as we enter the winter season.
We estimate £1000 would give us a great basis to work from and enable us to restock throughout the next year when we hold our pop up shops at parents nights at the school.
The cost of living Crisis is still greatly affecting local families and this helps parents and carers ease their financial worries over clothing their children for school.
Garnock Valley Youth Forum
2023-09-14 • No comments • • Garnock Valley
The reason we are applying for Youth PB this time is to help people during this cost of living crisis and help young people in the Garnock Valley who are affected by food poverty.
We are applying for funding to stock up the kitchen cupboards in our project with food for the youth groups that run in the Garnock Valley. Such as ourselves the Youth Forum, Dalry P7 transition group, Kilbirnie P7 transition group and the S1 post transition groups. Each group would benefit from nutritional and filling snacks and meals. Some particpants may not have much food at home due to the cost of living crisis and food poverty in the area. Particpants might also not have the time to go home afterschool and eat before the groups due to transport issues within the area or because the group starts straight afterschool so they rely on the food provided within the group to fill them up.
We would do a bulk order through a local supplier each month such as Reids and the food would be distributed at each group.
A rough breakdown of costs would be;
£200 for frozen food such as Burgers, burger rolls and pizzas.
£400 for perishable goods that would be bought weekly such as salad, fruit, vegetables and cheese.
£175 for Pasta, pasta sauces, cooking sauces, hotdogs and bread rolls.
£50 for diliuting and fruit juices.
£175 for other food items for young people with dietry requirements.
We would like to apply for the full amount we can £1000 so that we can provide food for as long as possible to each group.
1st Largs Boys Brigade Summer Camp
2023-09-10 • No comments • • North Coast
We want to be able to give all our Company and Senior Boys' the opportunity to attend and by gaining some funding we can reduce the overall cost to our parents and carers.
Our Camp is being organised by North Ayrshire Boys' Brigade Battalion and costs £300 per person. This includes camping accommodation, all food and drinks, a football stadium tour, Alton Towers Theme Park, a visit to Blackpool which includes a visit to the tower.
Any funding allows us to lower the cost for all our young people and give them a fantastic experience and opportunity.
St John Ogilvie PTA
2023-09-14 • No comments • • Irvine
Following discussion with the children they would like to promote their health and well-being and encourage outdoor play. They would like to build better relationships with their peers through team building exercises and find that through outdoor play this could be achieved.
The children also love a school disco. The PTA always thrive to make these a free event that children can attend to meet their friends outwith school. A free snack and drink is always provided.
Below are details of how the grant would be spent:
Football nets x 2 - £325
Footballs x 10 - £125
Outdoor equipment such as skipping ropes, basket ball nets, bats and balls, hop scotch, ankle slippers, chalk, frisbees etc - £400
School discos - £150
West Kilbride Deltas
2023-09-17 • No comments • • North Coast
We are seeking funding for a new set of match kit and also a new set of footballs and new nets for our goals. These are necessary to enable the children to train, play and reach their potential. Full kit: £500
Training balls: £140
11 a side goal nets: £200
Multi-Sports Club
2023-09-14 • No comments • • Arran
Over 50 young people from across all 7 primaries on the island come together to participate on a Wednesday afternoon at a P5-P7 multi-sports club, where pupils participate in a variety of sports. It’s important for youngsters in smaller schools to engage with peers of a similar age, which is something that doesn’t always happen. This is a chance for youngsters to build relationships from different villages, which also prepares the young people for transition into secondary school.
There are a number of costs to make this possible –
Transport costs (taxi for pupils from further afield) - £500
Equipment (balls, bibs, cones, fun games) - £250