Lochaber On recent inspection it has been £3.306 £1,500 Camanachd Club recommended to the Lochaber – contribution towards Camanachd Club Committee that in pitch maintenance order to maintain the quality of the pitch, and transport it has to be sanded and spiked. This is to ensure the pitch is kept to a high standard and can be used by the community for local events. Any monies awarded would be used towards materials, labour and associated transport costs. Kilmallie Community We are a local community centre run by £1,980 £1,500 Centre contribution volunteers who provide a vital service for – towards the cost of our local community. Our project is to resurfing car park repair the disabled parking area outside disabled bays the Kilmallie community centre entrance. The funds will be used towards this sorely needed repair and allow disabled folk to visit the centre and attend all the events going on there. 1st Kilmallie Guide We wish to purchase some camping and £1,000 £1,000 unit purchasing of sports equipment to expand the range of – camping and sports fun activities we can offer. We are equipment starting from scratch so initially want to buy the basic equipment required ie tents, ground sheets and outdoor cooking equipment. We also want to buy kit for badminton, tennis and ball games. The equipment will be shared with Kilmallie Rainbows and Brownies to ensure as many young people as possible benefit from it. We are a new group locally and we need your help to encourage more young people to join and experience the benefits the Guides can offer. Thrive in Lochaber 16-26 Club is a group of young adults £4,000 £1,500 – contribution to with additional support needs who are resources and club being supported through Thrive in costs for 16-26yr with Lochaber (organisation) to develop additional support activities and events that will improve the needs quality of life and experiences of the members. It is unique in that it is led by the young people with disabilities. The ideas and aspirations of the group come from the group members. The group will organise and plan 4 events for people with additional support needs and their friends in the first year. (total project costs indicated) Spean Bridge Spean Bridge community centre is £12,000 £1,500 Community centre currently undergoing energy efficiency – contribution towards measures to reduce high running costs energy efficiency and the buildings’ CO2e emissions. measures project These measures which include external
Lochaber Camanachd Club – contribution towards pitch maintenance and transport On recent inspection it has been recommended to the Lochaber Camanachd Club Committee that in order to maintain the quality of the pitch, it has to be sanded and spiked. This is to ensure the pitch is kept to a high standard and can be used by the community for local events. Any monies awarded would be used towards materials, labour and associated transport costs. £3.306 £1,500 Kilmallie Community Centre – contribution towards the cost of resurfing car park disabled bays We are a local community centre run by volunteers who provide a vital service for our local community. Our project is to repair the disabled parking area outside the Kilmallie community centre entrance. The funds will be used towards this sorely needed repair and allow disabled folk to visit the centre and attend all the events going on there. £1,980 £1,500 1st Kilmallie Guide unit – purchasing of camping and sports equipment We wish to purchase some camping and sports equipment to expand the range of fun activities we can offer. We are starting from scratch so initially want to buy the basic equipment required ie tents, ground sheets and outdoor cooking equipment. We also want to buy kit for badminton, tennis and ball games. The equipment will be shared with Kilmallie Rainbows and Brownies to ensure as many young people as possible benefit from it. We are a new group locally and we need your help to encourage more young people to join and experience the benefits the Guides can offer. £1,000 £1,000 Thrive in Lochaber – contribution to resources and club costs for 16-26yr with additional support needs 16-26 Club is a group of young adults with additional support needs who are being supported through Thrive in Lochaber (organisation) to develop activities and events that will improve the quality of life and experiences of the members. It is unique in that it is led by the young people with disabilities. The ideas and aspirations of the group come from the group members. The group will organise and plan 4 events for people with additional support needs and their friends in the first year. (total project costs indicated) £4,000 £1,500 Spean Bridge Community centre – contribution towards energy efficiency measures project Spean Bridge community centre is currently undergoing energy efficiency measures to reduce high running costs and the buildings’ CO2e emissions. These measures which include external £12,000 £1,500