Sunday Funday is a fortnightly parent-led club allowing children with additional support needs an opportunity for social inclusion and enjoyment as well as informal peer support for their parents.

The improvement to the playing surface will future proof the surface and enhance the playing experience to both members and visitors, and hopefully assist us to increase our membership.

A community-led mental health project supporting adults in Kintyre and Gigha through daily drop-ins, wellbeing activities, and peer support to reduce isolation and improve emotional wellbeing.

The community of Jura is committed to enhancing the quality of life and sustainability of Jura. We want to provide a welcoming environment for both current residents, future residents and visitors.

As we repurpose some of our A+ listed buildings, there continues to be work required to build resilience and sustainability for the future. We want our buildings to be fit for their new purpose.

We want to deliver a multi-use games area which will enable our younger community to have a safe and dedicated space to participate in sports and exercise.

To provide a welcoming and helpful place for individuals to participate in meaningful activities and enjoy the company of other to counter feelings of isolation

To increase support to households, businesses and communities. Addressing climate change, poverty and reducing the carbon footprint to drive the circular economy of communities in and around Oban.

Hynish Trust aim to provide office with meeting facilities, wifi, storage, visitor information and accommodation by refurbishing an existing A listed building. This proposal is for the design phase

To develop affordable technology capable of removal and separation of mixed materials at the Arrochar Litter Sink for the benefit of the local community, visitors and the environment.

S3 Geography students at Tarbert Academy carried out place-based assessments in 2024. Check out the results and include young people's voices in community projects!

To upgrade & refurbish areas of Mactaggart Leisure Centre to improve user experience for the whole community

S3 Geography students at Oban High School carried out place-based assessments in 2024. Check out the results and include young people's voices in community projects!

There is no safe access from Keills to Bunnahabhain for walking or wheeling. The proposed path would create this and reduce our carbon footprint.

To create a walking and wheeling path from Bridgend to Bruichladdich to connect to other proposed and existing paths. Reduce the carbon footprint for locals and visitors.

MACPool Activity Hub wants to improve our overall sustainability to create longevity and further the development of our programs and and junior staff, while furthering engagement with the community.

S3 Geography students at Tobermory High School carried out place-based assessments in 2024. Check out the results and include young people's voices in community projects!

S3 Geography students at Lochgilphead Joint Campus carried out place-based assessments in 2024. Check out the results and include young people's voices in community projects!

Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th November 2025 in Cove Burgh Hall. An opportunity to get up close and personal with your favourite author.

Building a new website to digitise our toy library, improving access, efficiency, and sustainability for families, volunteers, and community partners.

As part of our Net Zero strategy, MACPool Activity Hub plans to replace the roof, structural pillars and solar panels above the pool hall to improve energy efficiency and heat retention.

S3 Geography students at Rothesay Joint Campus carried out place-based assessments in 2024. Check out the results and include young people's voices in community projects!