The Middleton Trust was established in 2012 by the late Henry McKenzie Johnston, who provided a generous monetary gift in memory of his wife Marian Middleton from local farming family the Middletons of Rose Farm.

The purpose of the Trust is to promote the social, educational, cultural and recreational development of young people in the town of Cromarty and surrounding areas.  This legacy has allowed grants to be made to many youth-focussed projects in Cromarty over the last decade and will continue to support Cromarty's young people into the future.

The Trustees welcome new applications for the year 2025 - applications open beginning August 2024. Further details and applications forms will be available in due course. To see Projects we currently and have supported click here

For further information about any aspect of the Middleton Trust, please contact: Jenny Pyle, Secretary, at middletontrust@gmail.com

The current Trustees are:                            Non trustees:

• Alison Vandyke (Chair)                         Tony Vandyke (Treasurer)
• Phoebe Fox                                             Jenny Pyle (Secretary) 
• Karen Mackay
• Paige Shepherd 
• Stuart Thomson
• Denis Torley
• Nora Watson

The Middleton Trust is Registered Charity SC043079, and is registered for Gift Aid.

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Cromarty Care Project became a registered charity in 2015 (SC045704). We aim to improve health and wellbeing in the town of Cromarty.  We want to help make care available to those who need it, with local people caring for local people. We are also keen to work on projects which give immediate benefit to our community, reducing social isolation and improving health and wellbeing generally. For more information click here for the website.

Cromarty Care Project is managed by a board of trustees who are all local volunteers and received The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service for our work in Cromarty during the Covid pandemic. 

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Cromarty Arts Trust (Website www.cromartyartstrust.org.uk)
Promotes the arts, education, environment, Highland history and the conservation of buildings of historical or architectural importance
Gail Cox (Administration Officer)/Nicki Slater (Arts Development Officer)
Telephone: 01381 600354 - Email: info@cromartyartstrust.org.uk

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Cromarty and Resolis Film Society (website)

The Society provides a year-round programme of events with discounted rates during the annual Film Festival and access to a members' only film library.

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James Support Group (website) 

We hold monthly group meetings across the Highlands, offer one to one services and operate a 24/7 Helpline 07563 572471. 

Registered as a Charity (SC050519) in 2020, James Support Group was originally set up in response to the family losing their son, James, to suicide in October 2017.

It supports those who are bereaved by suicide and those who suffersuicidal thoughts, with lived experience and professionally qualified personnel.

Full details of our group meetings can be found on our website www.jamessupportgroup.com

You can keep in touch with us via Facebook  or emailing - support@jamessupportgroup.com