A new referral-based youth programme that will consist of a free 12 week boxing/kickboxing programme, held 3 times throughout the year, providing opportunities for youths and families affected by financial hardship.

Logos Youth Project provides a safe, welcoming space for young people aged between 11 and 24 living in Crieff and the surrounding area, many of which live in the South Crieff area. Food has become an integral part of our offer to young people. We would like to consistently provide free food at each of our After School and evening club sessions during term times from May 2025 - March 2026.

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.

We are offering 10 free sessions for Rattray residents to improve physical and mental health, with all equipment provided to ensure accessibility for everyone.

CAYAG is passionate about bringing new, exciting and fun opportunities to the young people of Coupar Angus and surrounding areas. We would like to offer our young people to take part in a thrill seeking outdoor activity project which will include, paddle sports, mountaineering, rock climbing, archery and finishing up with a residential to take part in training opportunities such as outdoor first aid, map reading etc, All activities will be free of charge to all.

The Decider Skills use Cognitive Behaviour Therapy to teach individuals to recognise their own thoughts, feelings and behaviours, enabling them to monitor and manage their own mental health.

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