Find non profit organisations in Inverness, Scotland. Listings include River Carron Restoration Project, Inverness Spectrum Center, Highland HIV Patient Forum- HHPF, TMP Culloden, Merkinch Work Club, Clarity Wank.
A' cruthachadh chothroman dhan Ghàidhlig! Creating opportunities for Gaelic!
The River Carron Research Project was established in August 2009 with the aim of increasing wild salmon and sea trout populations in the River Carron
The Spectrum Centre is ideally located in the centre of the City of Inverness, directly adjacent to the bus station and just a short walk from the railway station. There are numero...
At The Meeting Place everyone is welcome and support workers play a vital part. We enjoy many forms of multimedia including radio broadcasting skills. Every day is a good day!
Tèatar Òigridh Ghàidhlig ann an Inbhir Nis A Gaelic language Youth Theatre based in Inverness for
“Le taic bho Bhòrd na Gàidhlig” // “With support from Bòrd na Gàidhlig”
A Community group in the Stratherrick & Foyers area, encouraging outdoor sports & activities.
The Highland Geek Council is a collection of businesses and organisations, operating in and around the Highlands, and with common interests relating to all forms of geekdom.
Offering support to those affected by Imprisonment.
A small team of student nurses from both the University of Stirling and UHI. Trying to raise money and awareness for the amazing British heart foundation.
Service for the blind or partially sighted or those living with a disability that makes reading a strain. Volunteers read and record materials such as, local newspapers, in a bid t...
Bingo for veterans and local community members
At Aberdeen Graphics we realise that not everyone can be an expert on using their photos to create exciting memories - so that's what we can help you to do
Relationships Scotland provides a nationwide range of counselling and mediation services. Rural com
Free essential air transport for remote Scottish communities
The Shirlie Project is a supported employment Agency based in the Highlands experienced at helpingth