Dryburgh Athletic Community Club is a grassroots football organisation based in Dundee, Scotland, with roots dating back to 1970. The club serves communities in the west end of Dundee, including Lochee, Menzieshill, Charleston and Dryburgh, and operates as an SFA Gold Quality Mark Community Club. Its stated purpose is to advance public participation in sport through facilities, coaching, training and football opportunities. The club has developed a broad player pathway designed to provide football opportunities for boys and girls from approximately three years of age through to adult football. According to the club, it currently has more than 300 registered players who train and play at facilities including New Beechwood Park and Lochee Park. The organisation encompasses multiple strands of football, including youth boys' and girls' teams, women's football, development football and adult men's football. Its women's programme includes a team competing in the Scottish Women's Football Championship and a development side, while Dryburgh Athletic AFC operates as an amateur men's team within the Dundee Saturday Morning Football League Premier Division. The club also works with local and football organisations to strengthen its development pathway and community provision. A partnership with Dundee United Community Trust has enabled Dryburgh teams to use New Beechwood Park as a training and match venue, supporting both grassroots and women's football. Dryburgh has also participated in Scottish FA community initiatives, including para-football festivals, demonstrating its wider commitment to accessible football and community participation. The club's official materials emphasise a safe, structured and welcoming environment, with coaches encouraged to obtain appropriate Scottish FA qualifications and volunteers subject to safeguarding requirements. Its development model is centred on providing players with opportunities to learn, enjoy football and progress through age groups towards adult and women's football. The club therefore combines grassroots participation, player development, community engagement and competitive football within a single pathway-based organisation serving Dundee and its surrounding communities.