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SOME of the most disadvantaged young people in Northern Ireland are to benefit to the tune of more than pounds 6 million through a Peace and Reconciliation cash injection.
A total of pounds 6.2 million has been offered to 62 projects aimed at relieving the impact of economic and social poverty.
Coordinated by the Youth Education Social Inclusion Partnership, the funding is specifically aimed at encouraging...
