To engage Edinburgh residents with experience of homelessness, addiction, mental health difficulties, poverty, racism and domestic abuse in theatre and participatory democracy for empowered advocacy and decision making.

More details about the proposed project will be announced in future.

To empower Leith residents to advocate for improved housing conditions, community relations, and local environment, though capacity building and wellbeing activities.

Bridgend Farmhouse + Trees & Seas Outdoor Adventures + The Very Inclusive Play Club + Peace and Justice

To co-design projects with families on low incomes in Southeast Edinburgh, focusing on skills development, nature engagement, and new paths in education.

More details about the proposed project will be announced in future.

To strengthen ESEA and migrant voices in Edinburgh by developing leadership and advocacy, fostering collective organising, delivering rights information, and using cultural and creative practices to reshape discourse and reimagine belonging.

To co-create, with residents of Craigmillar, Pilton, Drumbrae and Almond on low incomes, a city-wide food system that is fair, healthy, affordable and kinder to the environment, through food education, urban agriculture and political participation.

To empower families in Craigmillar to engage confidently with science and developing climate solutions, through co-creating free, hands-on workshops.

To empower communities in Edinburgh experiencing poverty to improve their local spaces, through tool skilling and knowledge sharing.

Big Hearts Community Trust + Health All Round + Dads Rock + Gorgie Community Farm

To co-create community-led solutions and lead collective action on addressing poverty, racism, and climate justice in Gorgie Sighthill.

To advance community ownership and development of Gracemount Mansion and grounds with a food and nature learning and skilling hub for residents experiencing poverty and racism.

Hope for the Future + Rowan Environmental Arts + SCORE Scotland + Sandy's Community Centre

To increase political engagement around climate justice for families experiencing racial inequality through interactive outdoor performances and workshops.

To motivate and upskill young people from low-income households in Liberton and Gilmerton through inclusive sport and employability training programmes.

Edinburgh Agroecology Co-Op + Rhyze Mushrooms Co-Op + Grassroots Remedies + Granton Community Gardeners

To co-design, with low income and racialised communities in North Edinburgh, ecologically regenerative systems for stewarding land and expanding access to healthy, culturally-appropriate food and medicinal herbs.

Multi-Cultural Family Base + YMCA Edinburgh + The Junction + Citadel Youth Centre + Pilmeny Development Project

To co-design community-led solutions to systemic hardships with Leith residents experiencing poverty and racism, through art, dialogue, celebrations and civic action.

To advance food security and promote inclusivity for communities across Edinburgh experiencing poverty and racism, through cultural knowledge sharing, leadership training, and food skilling.

To organise communities in three working-class neighbourhoods of Edinburgh and empower residents to help end the housing emergency, make our homes climate proof, and counter the rise of racist narratives.

To empower Black and racialised youth in Craigmillar to lead community action through co-design of leadership, cultural identity, mental wellbeing programmes.

Workers' Observatory + Citizens Rights Project + Empowering Multicultural Communities Alliance

To strengthen collective action among Edinburgh migrant communities by co-creating solutions to the systemic injustices they face and a city-wide migrant network.

To support youth-led and designed initiatives tackling poverty and racism in North Edinburgh.

More details about the proposed project will be announced in future.

To empower communities in Craigmillar and Portobello to make decisions on heating, and to co-design a fair and equitable community heating system.

To amplify community voice of North Edinburgh residents experiencing poverty and racism through strategic coordination of third sector organisations.

To connect and empower learning communities across Edinburgh to take localised action to address racism.

To co-create BPOC-led and centred writing and story-telling spaces and development opportunities for Edinburgh BPOC writers.

To empower communities affected by poverty and racism to co-create the local circular economy and pathways to environmental action across Edinburgh, through resource and knowledge sharing.

More details about the proposed project will be announced in future.

To co-create sustained safe and supportive spaces for health, recovery and belonging for Edinburgh residents affected by poverty, homelessness, and racism.

To strengthen capacity of Edinburgh communities experiencing poverty and racism to engage with film as a tool to advocate for social and environmental justice.

To rebuild and deliver sustainable local food systems through co-creation of community farming with communities in Edinburgh affected by food insecurity and climate challenges.

To co-develop, with Edinburgh residents facing digital exclusion, pathways out of poverty and into green-tech careers.

To unite Afghan, Sudanese, and other refugee communities in Edinburgh to foster collaboration and co-create solutions to poverty, racism, and environmental challenges.