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Former Troon Old Parish Church and Halls

Community Hub - Troon Old Parish Church & Halls

1 comment Troon Development Trust Prestwick, Troon & Villages

1. Adult and Family Learning - All residents in the KA10 7JH 2. Financial Inclusion (Cost of Living Support) - provide low cost or no cost activities for all. 3. Youth Work - provide a safe vibrant space for youth of all ages and tastes in activities and hobbies. 4. Community Development - to work in partnership with the KA10 business community along with all organisations and charities .

£2,000
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SYMINGTON COMMUNITY PROJECTS WIFI CONNECT (Charity no. SCO34882)

1 comment Elizabeth Geddes-Campbell Prestwick, Troon & Villages

The IT equipment would benefit the hall in terms of increasing lets as within the facility we could accommodate learning seminars and business meetings by offering a hybrid approach and also access to online learning which would enhance the development our our community hall. Also having a new notice board would allow the community to clearly display any activities and events that is happening within the local area and hopefully encourage participation.

£1,596
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Stinchar Connections - Connecting Communities

1 comment Eileen North & South Carrick

Stinchar Connections links people from Girvan, Pinmore, Pinwherry, Barrhill, Colmonell, Ballantrae, Lendalfoot and Barr by providing a timetabled service of buses in the local area. The Stinchar Connections Development Officer came into post in May 2025, and she is working to ensure transport meets the needs of people from the area. This funding will ensure further development,promotion and marketing of the project at a range of community events where Stinchar Connections will have a presence.

£2,000
Annbank CFC - Winning the League 2025

Annbank United - Clubhouse Replacement

4 comments annbankcfc Ayr South & Villages

Annbank United CFC has saw a regeneration in of the football club in the past 3 years from near closure to winning the Amateur Premier League. Our community football club provides a safe, friendly environment for local men to stay active and socialise, providing a sense of community. The club is well supported by the local community who come to watch every week. At this present time there is no Clubhouse, due to being destroyed in the storm, therefore we are unable to function fully.

£2,000
Wellbeing for families and young people

Community Wellbeing Hub CIC

2 comments Tracy_McCrindle_200 North & South Carrick

Connecting digitally will allow us to build a dynamic community - particularly in the school, community and family groups we work with, creating personalised resources to improve mental health and wellbeing.

£1,999
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McCandlish Hall Community Storage

No comments Williams_678 North & South Carrick

Installing a built-in storage cupboard will improve our community space and facility by maximising the hall’s usable space by keeping equipment safely stored and reducing clutter, making the environment safer and more flexible for a wide range of community uses. This will also support community development. Beneficiaries will include all our current and future community groups. Volunteers and organisers will also benefit from easier setup and reduced workload.

£1,840

Arts and Crafts Doonfoot After School Services (DASS)

No comments Doonfoot After School Service Ayr South & Villages

We are seeking support for Arts and Crafts materials as we have none anymore. The objective is to engage the young people at our service using their creative expression, support their artistic skills, and utilise the arts skills of our staff to benefit our pupils. We used to have materials but the service nearly closed due to rising costs. We increased our fees, cut our staffing and had to ask parents of our young people to bring in scrap paper from home so they could draw.

£500
Presidents weekend: Mini micro festival May 2025

Carrick Rugby Football Club SCIO 050725: Essential training/playing equipment

No comments Carrick Rugby North & South Carrick

Priorities 1/3/4. Community wide, male & female, adults and children are given the opportunity to play community sport in a fully inclusive environment. Encouraging active lifestyles and providing a safe space for social development.

£1,900
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Kirkmichael Community Shop and Cafe EPOS installation

No comments Caroline Lorimer North & South Carrick

Kirkmichael Community Shop and Cafe provides a vital service for our rural village. Our idea is to install an Electronic Point of Sale System (EPOSS) in the community shop and cafe which will assist with community development of this village asset and improve our community space and facility for the residents in Kirkmichael. The beneficiaries will be both our community members and visitors to the village. This system will enhance the working environment for our staff and volunteers.

£1,965
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The Ayr Ark - GameChanger

No comments Zsuzsa Pato-McGibbon Ayr South & Villages

The Ayr Ark was established in 2002 to provide a solution to the growing problem of underage drinking and anti-social behaviour among the young people of South Ayrshire. Our aim is to provide a safe space for the children and young people (aged between 11 and 18) and to fill their visits with fun and exciting activities both indoor and outdoor. We would also looking to set up our own football team to strengthen team work and the feel of unity in the kids who visit us.

£970