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.

The community garden supports people to grow vegetables, share skills and promote healthy living. A composting toilet is essential to enable local people with health conditions to participate in fun and friendly outdoor activities without discomfort.

The Hawick Welcome operates from May to September with Hosts greeting visitors and inviting them to stay, explore, and enjoy the many attractions the town offers.

We wish to upgrade the changing rooms & make them weatherproof. To secure the club’s future by providing the necessary facilities for bowling. Many of our members live alone, and the club acts as a space for social interaction whilst participating in sport.

Connecting young people from across Berwickshire with transport for trips, residentials and activity days - opportunities to learn, grow in confidence, build skills and experience. Make it a summer to remember for local children and young people!

Under the leadership of the late Mollie McIntosh we have worked tirelessly to keep our doors open. The roof now has nail sickness and needs urgent repair. Without a roof there will be no Hall and without the Hall our 28 user groups will be homeless.

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. 

Street Pastors are out at night time in Borders towns from 11pm – 3.30am to Listen, Care & Help those in need. Teams are in Galashiels every Saturday night and once a month in Hawick. 3 mobile phones will help our team leaders deliver the service.