A further ten schemes can now advance in planning from the 2016/17 Voluntary Youth Capital Scheme.
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The ten projects will begin the process of the business case, design and planning stages.
To date 20 schemes have been announced to advance in planning from the 2016/17 Voluntary Youth Capital Schemes.
Permanent Secretary, Derek Baker said: “Good quality youth work can significantly impact on the lives of young people and can make a real difference to their future. This capital scheme gives youth organisations across Northern Ireland the opportunity to improve the service they offer.
“With this in mind I have given approval to progress a further ten voluntary youth capital projects through the business case, design and planning stages. This is good news for young people and indeed the wider communities.”
The schemes proceeding are:
- 1st Randalstown Scout Group
- Holy Family Youth Centre, Belfast
- Northern Ireland Scout Council, Crawfordsburn
- Pennyburn Youth Club, Londonderry
- St Comgall's Youth Centre, Antrim
- Banagher Presbyterian Church Youth Council, Londonderry
- Cumann Óige Croí Éanna, Glengormley
- Saints Youth Centre, Twinbrook
- Share Discovery Village, Lisnaskea
- The Edge, Ballynahinch
Notes to editors:
- The call for applications under the Voluntary Youth Capital Scheme was launched in 2016.
- Media enquiries to the Department of Education Press Office Tel: 028 9127 9772. Out of hours please contact the Duty Press Officer on 02890 378110.
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