A Lewis charity which supports unpaid carers and vulnerable residents across the island, has received a much-needed £10,000 award from our Community Investment Fund. Crossroads Lewis, which supports unpaid carers in the Isle of Lewis through weekly respite care, as well as tailored support  for those living alone in exceptional circumstances, h as been awarded a £10,000 CIF Development Grant. The funding will enable the charity to continue, and expand, its services within the

Westside F.C received a £2,500 award from the Community Investment Fund towards the purchase and installation of a new snack cabin at its...

Ness F.C has been awarded a £2000 Community Investment Fund grant towards the purchase of much-needed new goals, much to the relief of...

Westside Football & Recreation Club was awarded a Community Investment Fund grant of £2,000 earlier this year towards the purchase of...

Sgoil an Taobh Siar was awarded a CIF grant of £1750 to go towards their Primary 6/7 school trip to Badaguish Forest Lodges in Aviemore...

Ness Cemetery Committee has received a Community Investment Fund award of £1500 towards the grass cutting maintenance at the old cemetery...

Urras Oighreachd Ghabhsainn is delighted to award £2,000 from the Community Investment Fund to WISCK (Western Isles Support for Cats and...

Congratulations to the Western Isles Island Games Association team of athletes, coaches, physios and everyone else who supported the...

Did you know that Urras Oighreachd Ghabhsainn offers funding of up to 80% towards transport costs for schools and youth clubs from within...

The Primary 6 and 7 pupils from Lionel School recently enjoyed their residential trip to Badaguish Lodges in Aviemore, where they...