Community groups urged to engage with new programme

Cllr Stephen McCarthy (UUP) recently invited community groups from New Mossley, Monkstown and Jordanstown to Mossley Mill to hear of the Antrim and Newtownabbey Capacity Building and Engagement Programme delivered by LEDCOM.
Cllr Stephen McCarthy met with Audrey Murray MBE, Steve Aiken OBE MLA and representatives from CORE New Mossley, Monkstown Village Initiatives and the new Jordanstown group.Cllr Stephen McCarthy met with Audrey Murray MBE, Steve Aiken OBE MLA and representatives from CORE New Mossley, Monkstown Village Initiatives and the new Jordanstown group.
Cllr Stephen McCarthy met with Audrey Murray MBE, Steve Aiken OBE MLA and representatives from CORE New Mossley, Monkstown Village Initiatives and the new Jordanstown group.

The programme, currently taking applications from across the Threemilewater DEA, provides support and the opportunity to work with four other groups on a project with a budget of up to £10,000.

He said: “This is a great opportunity for groups to receive an assessment of need and the support to meet that need. Then, five groups from the area can work together on a project based around creating shared spaces or activities. I’d encourage groups to engage in this scheme as it rolls-out in each DEA. I’d like to thank CORE New Mossley, Monkstown Village Initiatives and the new Jordanstown group for attending to hear about the programme and Audrey Murray MBE from LEDCOM for explaining it.”

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