2 Youth Education Projects Leeside Are To Receive A Significant Funding Boost
It comes from Social Innovation Fund Ireland
The Rainbow Club Cork Centre for Autism and Field of Dreams (Down Syndrome Cork) are 2 of 14 awardees announced at last night's 2019 Children and Youth Funds ceremony.
The funding, which is worth 9.5 million euro, is supported by private philanthropists, the Irish Government, and the Dormant Accounts Fund.
It will allow the Rainbow Club Cork and Field of Dreams to further promote inclusivity and education to those living with autism and down syndrome in Cork.
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