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.

The major benefit of this project to our community, and to visiting children, is to provide a safe place for children to interact with one another, burn off excess energy and enhance their personal and social skills through imaginative play. 

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.

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.

Lauderdale Scout Hall, please support our bid to replace the roof in the old, but much loved community building, in the heart of Lauder. Our hall is available for all members of the community to use via www.lauderdalescoutgroup.org

Bright Start Borders needs your support! We are a small child care organisation seeking to start the Bright Start Jollies programme. This will provide music, dance, art & sport sessions for our Toddlers & After School clubs plus School Holiday trips!

We hope to kick start the newly formed Selkirk Community Football Club, funding the completion of essential club house renovation works which are required in order to maintain and expand on current football activities.

Based in Galashiels, it aims to deliver an all age, employability skills, weekly drop in, to help with moving from unemployment to employment. The drop in, will be able to help with confidence, CVs, job search, applications and interview skills.

This bid is to help with the essential rebuild of our Indoor Riding School ensuring continuation of our services that benefit disadvantaged young people experiencing personal challenges, their families and their communities in the Scottish Borders.