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Investment projects with scope: Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Total budget £45,000

The most exciting and dynamic community project in South Ayrshire...

The Broadway Cinema Visitor Experience

No comments Prof Guy Walker Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

We are opening a visitor attraction inside the community owned Broadway cinema in Prestwick to make our town an even more attractive place to live and work. The Broadway meets all three priority areas: it will deliver an enhanced sense of place, and a high quality indoor space for the community. It will support training and educational opportunities. It will enhance the local economy and streetscape.

£4,934

Adventure Centre for education (ACE)

No comments ACE Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Blue Health Hub Girvan

£3,941
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Expanding Access: Mobile Trailer for Safe & Inclusive Watersports

No comments 28thScouts Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Our project aims to make water sports more accessible locally. By purchasing a new trailer, we will be able to securely and safely transport our water sports equipment to benefit the local community.

£1,000

Keeping our Service Free

No comments Irvine & Troon Cancer Care organisation Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

The funding would go towards helping to pay our volunteer drivers expenses for taking cancer patients in the Troon Area to hospitals in Ayrshire, Glasgow and Edinburgh

£1,000

Kirkmichael Ayrshire Development Trust

No comments Caroline Lorimer Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Development Trust Worker

£3,782

Carrick Walking Football

No comments Jim Paterson Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

The Carrick Walking Football members will benefit from any funding the we receive. It will allow us to continue to support the members of the club with new stock.

£493
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Vics In The Community - Purchase of essential items and resources

No comments Vicsinthecom1 Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

1. Vics In The Community has adopted the key community wealth building values by ensuring we adopt fair work principles including paying the real living wage. 2. Vics are also committed to employing and creating volunteering and training opportunities for local people. 3. All our building and capital works have been carried out by local contractors . 4. Our pavilion serves the full community including young people, adults and families. 5. All our income is reinvested in to Vics.

£1,000
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Lining machine

No comments maggs Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Maybole Juniors FC seeks funding for a new lining machine to replace our unreliable, outdated model. Accurate pitch markings are vital for safe play, fair competition, and sustaining participation across all age groups. This project supports inclusion by providing high-quality facilities for boys, girls, and community players. A modern machine will save volunteer time, reduce costs, and ensure our grounds remain fit for purpose.

£839
Dundonald Castle Community Hub

Dundonald Community Hub Evening Groups Project

No comments FriendsofDundonaldCastle Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Friends of Dundonald Castle SCIO are applying for project funding to deliver much-needed evening clubs and activities for our community. We have been consistently approached by members of our community to increase our extensive daytime offer of clubs and groups into the evenings. This will allow us to increase the demographic spread of our Community Hub users and visitors, improving accessibility for all those with daytime commitments with 3 new evening groups.

£3,408
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Keeping Ayr North’s Community Hall Fit for the Future

No comments Ayr Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets Coastal Communities Fund 2024/25

Volunteer-led hall improvements and scaffold purchase to make Ayr North’s community hub safer, sustainable, and welcoming, benefiting young people, groups, and local residents.

£3,700