YOUNG people are being helped to develop their potential thanks to the latest round of grants from the Big Lottery Fund's Young Start fund.
Scottish groups are to share grants totalling £626,343 from a new fund which helps those aged from eight to 24 develop skills through a range of fun, educational and employability projects.
Those to benefit include the Strike a Chord music project in Coaltown of Wemyss, Fife; Tourette Scotland's What Makes Me Tic education drive; and an Impact Arts scheme in Edinburgh which provides young people with the support and skills to progress towards accessing job-seeking services, employment or volunteering.
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