Free weekly running sessions at Riverside Sports Track + Summer Fitness Camp for children & young people across South Ayrshire.

Your funding will deliver a Free summer football camp and 20-week pathway for 100 girls and young women, tackling inequality, improving wellbeing and creating lasting opportunities to play, lead and thrive.

Summer Football Fun Camps - Funded Places

Splash+ sessions will be targeted at local youth clubs in partnership with youth workers, South Ayrshire Barnardo’s, parents and young carers. Young people will experience a range of adventure activities and sports activities over the summer and autumn. Experienced instructors, coaches and volunteer staff will deliver and co-ordinate various water sports activities with an additional RNLI Water Safety message built into the sessions. Young people will gain valuable water confidence, and skills

Free, inclusive table tennis sessions for young people aged 3–26 at Ayr Academy and Alloway, supporting low‑income families, New Scots, young carers and ASN children to get active and stay active.

KKC will provide a week of free paddle sport sessions at the easily accessed UWS River Ayr steps in July. Group sizes will be 6 and we will have 2 x 90 minute sessions for participants over the age of 11. Sessions will be in both kayaks and canoes and will comprise of skills practice, games and exploring the river and its biodiversity with the emphasis on fun. A years free club membership will allow kids to continue progression and sustained involvement in the sport.

PTF is looking to target P7 and secondary school children to take part in free pickleball and badminton sessions during the summer holidays. We will follow on this initiative by giving this targeted group the opportunity to join further coach led sessions in both sports at a heavily discounted price through a 26 week period to March 2027. There will be a maximum of 80 free spaces during the summer holidays and a total of 260 over the following 26 weeks.

Free leagues/competitions for 32+ South Ayrshire primary schools to reduce barriers, increase participation, and promote health and wellbeing among children.

This project will deliver funded archery sessions for young carers, care-experienced young people, and low-income families, removing financial barriers to participation. It will improve wellbeing, confidence, and skills, while creating clear pathways into sustained involvement through beginner courses and ongoing club support.