Clubs & Groups | Stratherrick & Foyers Community Trust

Clubs & Groups

We are fortunate to have many active organisations, clubs and groups running in our Community. Some are listed below with a short description and who to contact if you would like to get involved. We encourage all clubs and groups so add their upcoming events, share what they are up to and anything else they would like the community to know.

If you would like to add a story or event, please email marketingofficer@sfctrust.org.uk or admin@sfctrust.org.uk.

Boleskine Camanachd Club

Boleskine Community Care (BCC)

For all information on Boleskine Community Care, please see their website for all up to date information and who to contact.

Bowling for all!

DanceFit

FIRA- Friends of Inverness Royal Academy

We are a Constituted group of volunteers offering a variety of activities for S1 – S6 school years for ALL those residing in the Stratherrick and Foyers Community Council area who attend any Academy.

Highland Dancing

Loch Ness Luvvies

Loch Ness Rural Communities (LNRC)

Loch Ness Rural Communities was set up in 2015 to highlight the land management, employment, wildlife and conservation that goes on in the Straths around Loch Ness.

Needles & Pins

Needles & Pins is a sewing group that meets fortnightly at the Wildside Centre in Whitebridge.

Pilates

Soup to Go

Come and join us for lunch between 12 and 1:30pm every Monday at the Wildside Centre. Soup to Go is all about bringing our community together. Each week our friendly volunteer staff provide a choice of two hearty soups, freshly baked bread, homemade cakes, tea and coffee all the for cost of £3.00.

South Loch Ness Heritage Group

The South Loch Ness Heritage Group was established in 2003. Our aims are to research, promote and safeguard the heritage of the South Loch Ness area, including Stratherrick, Strath Dores and the south side of Loch Ness from Dores to Scaniport and Cullaird.

Stratherrick & Foyers Community Council

For all information on Stratherrick & Foyers Community Council, please visit their website at: stratherrickfoyerscommunitycouncil.org.uk or contact their administrator at email.sfcc@aol.com.

Stratherrick & Foyers Green Team

Welcome to our Green Team!🌱🌼🍃🌿🌺 A group to bring information and resources to our local area to help become a more environmentally friendly community.♻️✅ Improving health and wellbeing through nature and in a way that is kind to the earth 🌏

Stratherrick Clay Target Club

Stratherrick Spin and Chatter Group

We are a local community spinning group set up to promote the use of local crofters' and farmers' fleeces where you can learn to prepare fleece for hand spinning and spin into yarn for dyeing, weaving, knitting crochet, or other textile craft.

STRATHGORFOYBRIDGE OUTDOOR SPORTING ASSOCIATION (2019) (SOSA)

SOSA is a constituted Group for over 18's in the Stratherrick and Foyers area.

The Brolly Group

The Brolly Group is made up of representatives from Stratherrick & Foyers Community Trust, Stratherrick & Foyers Community Council, Boleskine Community Care and The Knockie Trust

Wild Crafts

Wild Crafts is a group of local crafters based in Stratherrick, on the South of Loch Ness, in the Scottish Highlands.

Wildside Baby & Toddler Group

We meet on a Thursday morning at 9:30am-11:30am at The Wildside Centre. All welcome!

Stratherrick & Foyers Community Trust,
The Wildside Centre, Whitebridge,
Inverness IV2 6UN
admin@sfctrust.org.uk
07300 562443

Mission statement: To act to enhance the quality of lives of people by engaging with the issues that matter to the community and by supporting people, at a sustainable level, to help people make things happen.

Thanks: Many thanks to our funders for making this site possible - SSE Renewables, Greencoat UK Wind, Green Highland Allt Luaidhe (228) Limited, Easter Aberchalder Partnership. Also the Trust extends its heartfelt thanks to all the community volunteers who have contributed ideas and content to the site.

Fair Work First Statement - Stratherrick and Foyers Community Trust (SFCT) is committed to advancing the Scottish Government Fair Work First Policy and the criteria as set out within the Fair Work First guidance document. We confirm that we pay our staff the Real Living Wage. We make every effort to ensure that our suppliers/contractors are offered the same Real Living Wage rate when procuring goods or services. We also confirm that we offer our staff and/or volunteers an Effective Workers Voice channel within the workplace. Our full policy can be found in ‘Our Documents’, then click on ‘Good Governance’.