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Coca-Cola Thank You Fund brings renewed energy and support to the community
Non-profit youth groups across the island of Ireland to receive grant share of over £170,000
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The Coca-Cola Company, and its partner Coca-Cola HBC Ireland and Northern Ireland, have announced the winners of this year's Coca-Cola Thank You Fund. The Northern Ireland Youth Forum received a grant of £11,700 to support its ELTA programme, which will empower 12 young asylum seekers by providing upskilling opportunities and raising awareness about the issues impacting their community in Belfast, enabling them to make a lasting impact on other newcomers. Pictured from right to left are Mohammed Sattar from Northern Ireland Youth Forum; Sheila Morris, Senior Leader in Membership Development, YouthAction Northern Ireland; Tom Burke, Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Director, Coca-Cola HBC Ireland and Northern Ireland, and Rana Tawfig from Northern Ireland Youth Forum. Picture by Matt Mackey/PressEye
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October 10, 2024 at 0:53pm BST
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