SIF is led by its members which includes Development Trusts, Community Companies, Community Councils, individual islanders, and other bodies concerned with the sustainability of island communities.
The more members SIF has, the stronger and more proactive it can become. You can find out more about membership here and our current members are listed below:
- Buth Bharraidh
- Coll Community Council
- Isle of Cumbrae Initiative Community Company
- Islay Community Council
- Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust
- Isle of Luing Community Trust
- The Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust
- Lismore Community Trust
- Mull and Iona Community Trust
- Small Isles Community Council
- Sleat Community Trust
- Tiree Community Development Trust
- Towards Zero Carbon Bute
- Isle of Cumbrae Elderly Forum
- Isle of Kerrera Development Trust
- Stòras Uibhist
- Rousay Eglisay & Wyre Development Trust
- University of the Highlands & Islands (UHI)
- Jura Community Business
- Galson Estate Trust
- Islay Development Initiative
- South West Mull & Iona Development
- Scottish Rural Action
- Sanday Development Trust
- North Uist Development Company
- Point and Sandwick Trust
- Beachwatch Bute
- Isle of Hoy Development Trust
- Community Energy Scotland
- Unst Partnership Ltd
- Isle of Jura Development Trust
- Seil & Easdale Community Council
- Raasay Development Trust
- Westray Development Trust
- Community Land Scotland
- Shapinsay Development Trust
- Communities Housing Trust
- Visit Stronsay
- Eday Community Council
- Development Trust Association Scotland
- North Yell Development Council
- Clean Coast Outer Hebrides
- Barra & Vatersay Community Ltd
- Greener Orkney
- West Harris Trust
- Isle of Canna Community Development Trust
- Eriskay Historical Society
- South Islay Development
- Uist Wind
- Scottish Centre for Island Studies
- North West Mull Community Woodland Co Ltd
- Bressay Development Limited
- North Ronaldsay Trust
- Bute Community Council
- Harris Voluntary Service
- Voluntary Action Barra & Vatersay
- North Ayrshire Council
- Arran CVS
Like to join Scottish Islands Federation? Find out more HERE.