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Longford County Council are holding a number of information sessions on community funding.
In partnership with Longford's Public Participation Network (PPN) the sessions, which are open to community group representatives and volunteers will detail how best to access funding 'for your 2024 projects' within the locality.
In a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, Longford Libraries shared an image detailing what people can expect at the sessions such as information on how to fill out an application for funding and types of funding that is available.
Longford County Council and County Longford PPN are inviting community group representatives & volunteers to information sessions on how best to access funding for your 2024 projects.
— Longford Libraries (@Longfordlibrary) January 18, 2024
All are welcome. pic.twitter.com/oroBtZ3gtd
The session will be held on the following days:
Monday, January 22 in Longford Library.
Wednesday, January 24 in Ballymahon Library.
Thursday, January 25 in Granard Library.
All sessions will be held at 7pm sharp and light refreshments will be served from 6.30pm.
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