We want to turn a disused area of North Muirton into allotments for use by the local community, including Riverside Primary so that children in our community can learn about where their food comes from and the work it takes to produce it. We will also have a tool library for community access. Allotments provided a gathering space, social benefits, fresh & healthy food, and more. We know there is desire in the community for this project to get off the ground, so we're asking for your support.

To make sport affordable for parents and accessible for primary school age children by introducing free memberships and access to tennis and bowling lessons at reduced prices (50%) at the Alyth Bowling and Tennis Club.

Strathearn Building Bridges supports young adults who have learning, physical and emotional disabilities to overcome chronic loneliness of social isolation after leaving school. We will build bridges to a better quality of life for people aged 16+ with learning, physical and emotional disabilities and also for their carers. We do this by providing opportunities and experiences through a range of social, leisure and educational activities, enhancing integration, reducing isolation.

Access to renovated and repaired bikes for all sections of the community. Provide training to maintain these bikes and support to find enjoyable local cycle routes.

Upkeep of Crieff Community Garden through gardening activies, and hosting Seasonal famiy friendly events within the garden.

Preventing Crisis Together aims to support people in immediate financial crisis with breathing space to support their households until the impact of financial wellbeing guidance and income maximisation support is available.

The aim of Access to Adventure is to allow the children of Rattray Primary School and nursery to enjoy the benefits of attending a school excursion. With rising costs of transport and entry fees, the funding would remove the financial barrier, enabling all children to have valuable experiences that promote learning and personal growth. "The Victorian factory was so interesting, and I didn't think it would be. Children my age worked in jute mills" RPS pupil