To purchase foldable staging and related equipment, stored at the school, available to the school, visiting groups and community. The village lacks this resource.  This enables local people of all ages to experience events as performers or audience.

Sea the Change wants to make our beautiful Scottish Borders coast available and fully accessible to people who have a physical disability or may find difficult to walk on sand. Beach access for all.

Our project aims to bring a valuable asset to the people of Berwickshire. We already have 30+ bikes. The idea is that the TEDDA hut in Eyemouth will become a distribution hub for bicycles and related training activities.

Rediscover Borders would bring people together to increase confidence, knowledge and skills in outdoor work. Vote for us so we can work to combat loneliness, increase social connection and promote mental wellbeing using our beautiful countryside.    

We are the Riding School with a twist & are based near Eyemouth. We support & work with mental health, social isolation, disability & employability services.  The horses aid communication & provide therapy as well as work within the school.

A power hoist enables independent access to Duns Pool for any swimmer finding the steps difficult. Numbers needing help have grown so a new hoist is crucial to allow easy access to the pool, extending a warm welcome to all and promoting inclusion.

Trailblazer to the Berwickshire Coast! Highlighting fantastic creative elements in Eyemouth. Map Guide & Art Festival! Locally driven permanent tourist attraction with great family appeal, brings visitors & business to the area. Benefits body & mind.

The Community Centre has to be made wind & watertight & fit for purpose.  Repairing the flat roof using rubberised material and acrylic is expected to last 25 years +. We also plan to repair, replace and paint the guttering, barge boards, & replace some slates on the roof.