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Aiséirí Kilkenny

Young People From Finglas Youth Resource Centre Louise Mcdonagh; Rebecca Mcdonagh; And Angelina Mcdonagh Alongside Sarah Edmonds From The Irish Youth Foundation; And Brian Walsh, Vhi Ceo As They Celebrated Being One Of Ten Projects Awarded Grants Through The Vhi Health And Wellbeing Fund This Year. Now In Its Fifth Year, The Vhi Health And Wellbeing Fund Supports Projects That Are Focused On Strengthening Resilience In Young People And Helping Them To Manage Anxiety, With A Particular Focus On Early Intervention And Prevention. Non-Profit Organisations Which Work With Young People In Cork, Donegal, Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, And Limerick Were Invited To Apply For A Share Of The €85,000 Fund This Year.   Pic:naoise Culhane-No Fee

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