Oban needs a safe, accessible gathering space where the community can come together, without need of expensive road closures and traffic disruption. We have a solution!

A new island market celebrating local makers and producers from Ulva and Mull—supporting rural enterprise, community connection, and sustainable island living.

To collect and preserve all historical primary and secondary source material, documentary, digital and artefactual, for the benefit of present and future communities, local historians and scholars.

Support this free, community led music festival on the harbour front in Tarbert. We are seeking funding to make it more accessible to the surrounding areas through shuttle bus services.

The Project aims to use vacant spaces throughout South Kintyre to develop growing spaces where people can grow fruit and vegetables to assist with resilience, food security and alleviate food poverty.

We must preserve our 4 beautiful A listed lighthouse cottages on our site at Hynish. They offer unique heritage affordable homes for local people and are an iconic part of the Shore Station.

We wish to offer affordable and inclusive cinema to the community of Helensburgh. We are a true Community Cinema as opposed to an Independent or Commercial Cinema

Developing and growing the collective of local charities, with a focus on sector collaboration, not competition.

A community-owned barge enabling cultural, economic and social regeneration on Ulva – supporting markets, restoration, farming, and events through vital, year-round access.

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!

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!

Pitch Drainage Works & Erection of Fence

DCDT wants to work with local children and young people to redesign and rebuild Dunoon Skatepark to provide a space suitable for all abilities to enjoy skateboarding, skating and wheeling.

The project will focus on the redevelopment of Sandbank Village Hall to provide facilities for community use.

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.

Improving Ulva’s paths, drainage and access to protect public services and the visitor economy.

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

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!

Continuing to build on the festival's commitment to provide a family-friendly festival, uniting the community and bringing visitors into the village to celebrate our village's fishing heritage.

A village hall, which is a warm and welcoming space for the village and wider community, creating a community that has access to services and events that help to overcome Ford’s rural isolation.

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!

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!

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