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Investment projects with scope: Youth Impact Fund

Total budget £25,000

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Caithness KLICS

No comments Ashleigh Coghill Youth Impact Fund

Caithness KLICS was established in 2013 due to the demand for support for Young Carers in Caithness. A young carer is a young person who cares, unpaid, for a person who has any type of physical or mental illness, physical and/or mental disability or misuses substances such as alcohol or drugs. Caithness KLICS support Young Carers from age 5-18 years old.

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Balintore & District Residents Group

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The BDRG (Balintore & District Residents Group) is based in the Seaboard Villages, Easter Ross, Highland – serving the Balintore and District residents and visitors.

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The Place Youth Club

No comments Ashleigh Coghill Youth Impact Fund

The Place is a third sector charity operating without statutory funding, relying on grants and fundraising to deliver vital services. Across our two venues -Drop In and The Field- we provide a safe, welcoming environment for young people five days six nights per week. We support those disengaged from education or mainstream services, many of whom experience instability, poverty and risks such as substance misuse and exploitation.

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Seaside Mail

No comments Ashleigh Coghill Youth Impact Fund

Tides is a free monthly parcel initiative delivering handcrafted coastal letters, original Highland photography, and a pre-stamped reply postcard to isolated young people in care settings across the Highlands.