Braidwood Community Group is a group of local residents who are actively raising funds for a new play park next to the primary school in the village.

We are a community musical society based in Carluke. We are a welcoming group that put on annual productions to entertain the local community always with great success

Carluke Community Council was set up to be your voice. Community Councils are the most local tier of statutory representation in Scotland and are intended to bridge the gap between local authorities and local communities.

Set up in 1999 by the local community, Carluke Development Trust is a non-profit charitable organisation carrying out projects to develop the community, space and environment of the Parish of Carluke.

When we have concerns or worries it is often helpful to speak to someone who will listen without judgement. Carluke Listeners offer a one to one, confidential listening service giving you respect, time and space.

Carluke Men’s Shed Carluke Men’s Shed is part of an international movement to provide an opportunity for men to work

We are Carluke’s award-winning amateur community flute orchestra. With a full range of eight different types of flute – from piccolo down to the giant subcontrabass in G – we play more instruments than you might think.

We are the only community concert band serving Clydesdale and beyond. We rehearse weekly in a Tuesday evening from 6.30-8.30pm in Carluke Lifestyles Centre, Carluke.

We welcome anyone – Any age, any level !

We are an independent charity, SC045073, whose function is to provide food for anyone living in Clydesdale who does not have the finances to feed themselves or their family.

Healthy Valleys is a community-led health initiative that supports communities in rural South Lanarkshire.

Why was Carluke a centre of beekeeping between 1780 and 1950? The Clyde Valley was a centre of soft fruit growing.

Kirkton Church is a congregation of the Church of Scotland engaging with and serving the community of Carluke in partnership with other churches in the town.

The Parish of St. Athanasius in Carluke was formally established from a Mission in Lanark in 1849.

Street Level is a youth project which is supported by six churches in the town of Carluke.

The Lanark Choral meets for weekly rehearsals on Monday evenings in Greyfriars Church Hall, Lanark.

We are a group operating in the Clyde Valley for the over 60’s with most of our indoor activities taking place in Nemphlar Village hall and Crossford hall.

We offer support to Third Sector organisations to enable them to be well managed and deliver quality services through start up advice, drafting governing document, applying for charitable status, identifying potential funding opportunities and drafting applications.