A local community hub in Coatbridge was awarded £10k from the SPA Community Benefit Fund following a nomination from Clyde Valley Housing Association. The funding is a welcome addition to the local area, helping to grow key services and investing in initiatives that mobilise individuals.
Twenty-eight mid market rented homes will be produced in Midlothian for Melville Housing Association by McTaggart Construction.
A recent fire safety survey commissioned by New College Lanarkshire identified several areas requiring improvement to maintain compliance with current fire safety standards.
The YMCA Tayside was formed in 1995, a registered Scottish charity based in and around the Perthshire area. They work with young people aged 8-25, providing them with a multitude of opportunities that unlock their hidden potential, inspiring their growth while nurturing their development and harnessing their interests, within a flexible and non-pressured setting.
1st Step Development Ventures was established in 2018 as a registered charity operating across multiple sites in Linlithgow and Falkirk. Their main focus is on helping and supporting people impacted by addiction, mental health challenges and social isolation.
The biggest development the Govan community have ever seen has been completed, adding 92 mid-market rented properties for the benefit of Govan residents. The landmark project worth £23 million has been delivered by CCG for Govan Housing Association.
Development of 31 new affordable homes in Airdrie as part of North Lanarkshire Council’s re-provisioning programme. The site was previously occupied with 28 flats that were no longer meeting the needs of the community, these were demolished to make way for this development.
Replacement of 11 existing composite main entrance doors as part of a planned maintenance programme for Molendinar Housing Association. Sidey was appointed through direct award via the Scottish Procurement Alliance PVC-U & Timber Windows & Doors WD2 framework.
Logan Day Centre is a community facility owned by East Ayrshire Council and operated by a group of dedicated local volunteers under the community asset transfer programme. The volunteers are actively involved and passionate about the growth and development of the centre, ensuring that it supports all residents within the community.
Berwickshire Housing Association (BHA) recognised some of its tenants were experiencing mental health and wellbeing challenges that might otherwise impact their ability to manage and retain their tenancy. But it needed funding to put in place specialised mental health support to improve their situation.
