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47 projects are sharing in over £848K of National Lottery and Scottish Government funding through Creative Scotland in the latest round of Open Fund awards.  

PACE Theatre Company and SambaYaBamba have received a total of £47.5K to help the recovery of youth arts provision across Renfrewshire, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Action for Children have received £50K to help the recovery of youth arts provision in South Lanarkshire, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Action for Children have received £50K to help the recovery of youth arts provision in North Lanarkshire, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Fèis Rois and Findhorn Bay Arts have received a total of £98K to help the recovery of youth arts provision across Renfrewshire, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Fèis Rois and Aberdeen City Council Creative Learning have received a total of £98K to help the recovery of youth arts provision across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Scottish Borders Council have received £50K to help the recovery of youth arts provision across the area, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Fife Cultural Trust has received a total of £50,000 to help the recovery of youth arts provision across Fife, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Three youth arts and civil society organisations have received a total of £103K to help the recovery of youth arts provision across Glasgow, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Three youth arts and civil society organisations have received a total of £223,530 to help the recovery of youth arts provision across the city of Edinburgh, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Action for Children has received a total of £50,000 to help the recovery of youth arts provision across Clackmannanshire, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Fèis Rois has received a total of £48,000 to help the recovery of youth arts provision across the Highlands, ensuring employment for youth arts practitioners and creative opportunities for children and young people continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.