Find non profit organisations in Inverness, Scotland. Listings include Road to Recovery - Inverness, The Old High Inverness, MERT.highland, 2nd Inverness Scout Group, The Highlands and Grampian area of Scotland Pets As Therapy, Farr Community Hall.
A' cruthachadh chothroman dhan Ghàidhlig! Creating opportunities for Gaelic!
We are here to help anyone with addictions. We are a team led by Christians and want to help those who are seeking recovery.
We are partially open and planning events. We’ve paid the first third of the purchase price to the Church of Scotland. We still need the remaining two thirds. Please donate: https:...
MERT.Highland are a charity and volunteer group who provide medical/emergency support to communities and agencies during local events and significant area events.
Open to Boys and Girls aged from 5yrs 9months upwards. www.2ndinverness.org.uk
Situated in Strathnairn, south of Inverness, the hall welcomes the community, residents and visitors.
Culloden Baptist Church Inverness IV2 7GS
Highland Disability Swim Team meet on a Sat afternoon from 4-6 in the Aquadome in Inverness. The group welcomes new members with all disabilities.
We are a community Dark Room located within Inverness Creative Academy. We run workshops and events. We are a registered Scottish Charity: SCO53487
Steve and Marys' Fundraisers is the PayPal account that people who attend the annual Culloden Commemoration Ceilidh have been purchasing their tickets from. As such, we have decide...
Buy new and used pet products and 100% of the money goes to Munlochy Animal Aid Open 7 days a week between 10 and 12 noon
The organisation’s main purpose is to advance the Christian faith as set out in the Statement of F
inSpire supports families in the Highlands with children 0-18 years by providing the following: School Uniform Packs Winter Clothing Packs Food Bags Toiletries Holiday Packed Lun...
Highland Swing is a community and volunteer-run organisation which is interested in spreading the joy of swing dancing. Highland Swing runs weekly classes in Inverness, Scotland.
Boleskine Community Care (BCC) works innovatively, bringing together private and voluntary sectors.
All things archery related that are happening in the North of Scotland
MEMBERSHIP TO THE BRITISH LEGION CLUB IS OPEN TO EVERYONE AGED 18 OR OVER NOT JUST VETERANS. MEMBERSHIP COSTS JUST £20 A YEAR FROM NOVEMBER 2025 TO OCTOBER 2026.
We are YES activists who consider that Inverness is big enough to support two Yes groups.
Since our birth in 1916, Crown Scout Group has provided a fun, challenging & exciting programme of Scouting activities for young people in the Crown district of Inverness.
Since our inception in 1977 Inverness Fiddlers have always been part of the local scene, playing for public events, charities, and other good causes.
Dunain Community Woodland is a voluntary group in Inverness committed to preserving and enhancing the local woods for our community. Get involved and help us make a difference!
Farr conversations are a talk series set up in 2014 to oil the wheels of engagement in matters pertaining to Scotland by holding lively nights in one villiage hall; talks, plays, c...
New and nearly new items at low prices, all profits go to help needy children in Guatemala and Albania through the Adopt-A-Child feeding programmes.
DAY1 is a youth charity that was set up in 2005 to help young people reach their full potential
Friends of The Orchard Charity based at 47 Broom Drive, Inverness Friends of the Orchard Registered charity number SC048024
Highland One World Global Learning Centre exists to support schools in the Highlands and Islands to d
For all those with an interest in MG cars new and old - both the cars and the people! Events, club r
Working to ensure that children and young people across the Highlands can Learn, Grow and Discover! Registered Charity SC031897