Funding open for drug and alcohol projects in North Ayrshire

The NAHSCP is administering the funding <i>(Image: NAHSCP)</i>
The NAHSCP is administering the funding (Image: NAHSCP)
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LOCAL groups tackling issues related to alcohol and drugs can apply for a financial boost.

North Ayrshire Alcohol & Drug Partnership's new grant-funding process will see a total of £50,000 awarded to projects run by statutory and community organisations in the area.

Groups can apply for grants of up to £10,000 for projects that can reduce alcohol and drug-related harms.

The projects must have a particular focus on recovery-based activities in the evenings and at weekends, as well as developing opportunities for new skills, volunteering and making connections.

The proposals should also focus on engaging with young people about alcohol and drugs, and challenging stigma in an innovative way.

For a copy of the application form, send an email to adp@north-ayrshire.gov.uk, with completed forms to be returned no later than Friday, February 16.

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