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£5 million fund to tackle fatal drug deaths across the UK - Vimarsana News

£5 million fund to tackle fatal drug deaths across the UK

12 projects awarded a share of £5 million to reduce rates of fatal drug overdoses, as part of Vaccine Taskforce style approach to tackle health challenges.

Source: gov.uk
Falana to ECOWAS: Suspend sanctions, restore electricity to Niger Republic – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Falana to ECOWAS: Suspend sanctions, restore electricity to Niger Republic – Opinion Nigeria

On her part, the head of the Policy Influencing and Advocacy Unit, WACSI, Omolara Balogun, explained that the gathering of policymakers, and CSOs was to discuss the new role amidst democratic crackdown in West Africa. One major aim of this gathering is to disseminate knowledge to young people, and other stakeholders that democracy in its worst state is the best form of governance because the citizens have a say.”

£5 million awarded to 12 projects aimed at tackling fatal drug overdoses - Vimarsana News

£5 million awarded to 12 projects aimed at tackling fatal drug overdoses

12 projects awarded a share of £5 million to reduce rates of fatal drug overdoses, as part of Vaccine Taskforce style approach to tackle health challenges.

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) supports Vale groups | Barry And District News - Vimarsana News

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) supports Vale groups | Barry And District News

Voluntary groups in the Vale of Glamorgan could benefit from joining an organisation offering help and support.

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) supports Vale groups - Vimarsana News

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) supports Vale groups

Voluntary groups in the Vale of Glamorgan could benefit from joining an organisation offering help and support.