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ASD Borders: This website provides information on ASD, both locally and nationally; access to important documents about ASD; information on the local ASD support group - Borders Asperger and Autism Group Support (BAAGS); useful contacts and links to other ...
BALSA (Borders Adults Learners and Students Association): BALSA exists for everyone who is interested in adult learning in the Borders. BALSA members aim to become a support group and forum for any adult who is in a learning situation. They can work together to speak out about issues that are important to ...
Berwickshire Agricultural Association: Berwickshire’s Agricultural Association was founded in 1885, and last year organised its 120th show. The Association’s structure is made up of a group of 30 Directors of which the current Chairman is Harry Frew of Newtonbrae, Foulden, Berwickshire, ...
Berwickshire Association of Voluntary Services: To represent and support the voluntary and community sector in Berwickshire. To assist organisations in coming together to achieve a common goal. To enable local people to make an impact on the decision making process that effects their communities. ...
Berwickshire Federation of Village Halls: Giving support to Berwickshire village halls. Support and advice on financial matters and fundraising; information on administration and legislation matters.
Birgham Village Community: To enhance the feeling of community within the village of Birgham by - Promoting, organizing and running local events, promoting and undertaking improvements to the village environment, enhancing the village hall facility, publishing and ...
Borders Animal Welfare Association: To meet the needs of animals in need of care within the Scottish Borders. To provide 24 cover of the Centre. To raise awareness of the responsibilities of looking after animals with young people by providing talks. To provide a half-price ...
Borders Chinese Cultural Association (BCCA) (This microsite is still under construction): to promote cultural interaction between chinese and non chinese people
Borders Family Ancestry: To help people research their family tree
Borders Voluntary Community Care Forum (BVCCF): To act as focal point for consultation & representation. To enable users & carers to have a voice in the planning & provision of Community Care. To promote the provision of accessible information, raise public awareness, and improve the quality of ...
Bowden Village Committee: Bowden Village acts as the constituted Community Council for Bowden but retains the name "Village Committee". The Village Committee exists to serve the community and is keen that the voices and concerns of the residents of Bowden are ...
Bright New Futures: All children and young people in Scottish Borders should have the best possible start in life regardless of their family background. There are many services provided to children and young people in Scottish Borders. Much of what we do is already ...
Burnfoot Community Futures: Community engagement on views vision and actions for Burnfoot Hawick. Laying foundations for change over the next 10 years on issues that matter most. BCF is the pilot Community futures project for the Local Community Action Plan (LCAP) programme ...
Duns Youth Centre: Providing a variety of groups and activities for young people aged 11 to 21. Duns Youth Centre is an independent voluntary organisation with charitable status. The work of the Centre aims to advance the education and promote the development of ...
Dunse History Society: Promotion of interest in local history. Activities include Meetings, Outings, Research & Publications.
Earlston Paths Group: Earlston Paths Group are an enthusiastic bunch of local people from the Earlston and Redpath communities who enjoy walking, horse riding and cycling and have a desire to see opportunities supporting these activities in the local area developed and ...
East Berwickshire University (U3A): Provides opportunities to develop and share educational and cultural interests, skills, leisure activities and make social contacts.
Ercildoune Community Development Trust: Local group established to create and run a community centre for the benefit of the parish of Earlston and to improve the leisure, sport and educational opportunities for all members of the our community.
Galashiels Amateur Operatic Society: To provide people who enjoy singing & dancing with a happy and enjoyable hobby during the winter months.
Galawater Horticultural Society: To help and encourage local horticulture, and to hold an Annual Show, educational meetings, trips and discount materials. Activities include - Annual Flower Show, regular talks and meetings, annaul coach trips to gardens/nurseries.
Glen Douglas Community Hall: To provide a community venue for social & recreation purposes.
Home Basics (Tweeddale) Co Ltd: To help the disadvantaged in our community through recognised agencies by recycling & re-using furniture, electrical and household items that are donated to the project. For those wishing to buy furniture, we now sell good quality inexpensive ...
I Create: I Create is an arts unit based at Lanark Lodge in Duns, a day support service for adults who have a learning disability. The unit was set up in response to a growing interest and enthusiasm amongst service users who have been involved in a ...
Jedburgh Community & Arts Centre: Jedburgh Community & Arts Centre is a historic building in the heart of Jedburgh providing a venue for community groups, meetings, workshops, courses and other events. We also have a dedicated exhibition space for hire and we also work with artists ...
Langlee Youth Planning Group: We are an oganisation set up by Norrie Tait to involve young people in the goings on in their part of Langlee
Learning for ALL - Selkirk Peacefinders: Learning for ALL is the Adult Literacies Learning project which operates in the Scottish Borders. If you want help with reading, writing or numbers, you can contact your local worker. Learning for ALL is free and you can get help with some ...
ME Recovery Group: The M.E. Recovery Group has been formed to offer advice/help to the 100+ M.E./CFS sufferers in the Scottish Borders, with treatment using supplemental treatment and nutritional therapy.
NHS Borders Continence Advice (This microsite is still under construction): Free Continence advice for individuals over 3 years of age
Peebles Bridge Club: To provide facilities for Club Bridge. Bridge is played through the year.
Peebles Civic Society: To encourage the preservation, improvement and development of amenity in and around Peebles. To also encourage high standards of architecture and planning. To promote wide public participation in the formulation of planning decisions. Activities ...
Peebles International Jazz Festival: To plan and hold a short jazz festival usually over the second week-end in May, annually. The activities include several Jazz concerts held in various venues throughout Peebles.
Roxburgh Association of Voluntary Service: RAVS is a Council for Voluntary Service (CVS), providing support and information to voluntary and community organisations in the Cheviot and Teviot & Liddesdale areas and representing their interests. We help local people to make an impact on the ...
Roxburgh Federation of Village and Community Halls: The Federation assists rural Village Hall committees in the Roxburgh district in their efforts to maintain and develop community activities/facilities. Providing information and support through meetings and advising on practical and funding issues. ...
Scottish Borders Africa Aids Group: Increase understanding of HIV/AIDS and its effects in Africa. Identify and support projects in Afric dealing with AIDS Raise funds for the above Public meetings in Borders, contact and cooperate with UK groups which may be able to assist. Hold ...
Scottish Borders Environment Partnership: We operate Borders wide and exist to *develop enthusiasm for our environment, curiosity about it, and a caring approach to it *raise awareness of the need for sustainability in our lifestyles *help to deliver education in support of ...
Scottish Borders Walking Festival: Scottish Borders Festival of Walking annually hosted by a different town each year
Second Chance Academy - Coldstream: This informal and supportive group is for anyone wanting to set time aside for learning. People come along to work towards their own goals, maybe looking for some support for college work or wanting to improve their Maths or English skills. Or ...
Senior Executive Programme: Provides a supply of volunteer business & professional executives to assist in the regeneration of communities in Scotland. Local co-ordinators manage the recruitment of volunteers and match their skills and experience with client organisations.
Souter Quilters: To encourage the development of patchwork and quilting in Selkirk & neighbouring areas by teaching, sharing skills, having speakers and holding exhibitions. To raise money for charities by making quilts for raffles. Sewing evenings, Demonstrations, ...
St Joseph's Neighbourhood Centre: To provide a community facility used by the inhabitants of Peebles and district for a wide range of activities. St Joseph's Ladies Group, Weight Watchers, Yoga, Girl Guides, Tweed Theatre, Peebles Orchestra, Little Peebles, Table Tennis, Pilates, ...
The Borders Fiddle Group: To enable fiddlers and any other interested musicians to meet up weekly. Fiddle practise & tuition.
The Bridge: The Bridge is a CVS and has 3 area offices with staff who provide support and information to voluntary and community groups across the Borders and represents their interests. We help local people to make an impact on the decision making processes ...
Traquair Village Hall: The Traquair Village Hall is run by a Management Committee whose objectives are: To maintain the hall to a standard which meets all legal requirements; to improve communications within the Traquair Community; to stimulate community groups ...
Tweeddale University of Third Age (U3A): U3A was set up to encourage local groups to draw together the latent talent from amongst retired (semi retired) people who have an interest in sharing knowledge, widening their horizons and in learning, studying and researching topics. The ethos of ...
University of the Third Age, Berwick Upon Tweed Branch: To provide Art, bridge, calligraphy, chess, desert island discs, french, gardening, how to do that, dining club, military history, book club, poetry, quilt/patchwork, walking, whist, classic old films, spanish, old time county dancing, quiz group
Venlaw Community Woodland: To manage and conserve the Venlaw Community Woodland area to ensure its continuity as a valued woodland amenity. To preserve public access to Venlaw Hill and the Common Good Woodland area. To involve the community in the important task of ...
WELL Project: WELL aims to tackle issues of rural isolation for the women of Eskdale & Liddesdale by delivering a variety of personal, social and economic development, and confidence building courses, workshops and other events. We hope to strengthen links ...
Whitsome Village Hall: To provide suitable accomodation for village activities and groups. To promote use of hall and to encourage new activities to serve local needs.
You Can Cook [Community Interest Company]: Cookery Classes/Demonstrations/ Workshops