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€25,000 Going Towards Supporting Diversity In Midlands Communities

Thursday, 29 October 2020 19:32

The maximum grant available is for €5,000.

The midlands is receiving €25,000 under the 2020 Communities Integration Fund.

The programme - which is now in its fourth year - is intended to provide communities with an opportunity to lead integration activities to support diversity and inclusion.

€5,000 grants are going to All Abilities Ireland, Laois; Laois Integration Network; International Communities Integration for the Laois/Carlow/Kilkenny region; along with Offaly Sports Partnership, and Edenderry GAA Club.

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