Encouraging the responsible ownership, conservation and restoration of ruined structures, and other buildings
       at risk, in the belief that, in many cases, restoration offers the best means of ensuring their long-term survival.

   Creating a permanent record of Scotland's castles and their individual histories.

   Providing a forum for castle owners, and interested individuals and organisations, to discuss, and seek solutions
       to areas of common concern.

   Promoting the study of Scotland's castles, of the circumstances which gave rise to their creation, and of all the
       people and activities associated with them, at all levels of the education system.

   Providing advice on appropriate methods of conservation and restoration, backed by a skills database.

   Bringing together potential restorers with appropriate properties for restoration.

   Achieving as wide a membership as possible, encompassing castle owners; potential owners and restorers;
       architects, artists and craftsmen; academics, students, writers and historians; and enthusiastic members of
       the public.

    Liaising with other bodies, including government departments, local authorities and other conservation
        organisations, in the pursuit of the above objectives.

    Organising national and international meetings in the context of the above objectives.