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The GROWTH Project (Growing Resilience, Opportunities & Wellbeing, Through Healing) is a new and truly innovative project, developed jointly by Greysteel Community Enterprises (GCE) (Lead Partner), Creeslough Community Association (CCA) and Developing Healthy Communities (DHC) (Project Partners). Planning Ref Nr - LA01/2020/1207/F. This i...
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The GROWTH Project (Growing Resilience, Opportunities & Wellbeing, Through Healing) is a new and truly innovative project, developed jointly by Greysteel Community Enterprises (GCE) (Lead Partner), Creeslough Community Association (CCA) and Developing Healthy Communities (DHC) (Project Partners). Planning Ref Nr - LA01/2020/1207/F. Thi...
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- 18. Juni 2026
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- 19. Juli 2026
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The GROWTH Project (Growing Resilience, Opportunities & Wellbeing, Through Healing) is a new and truly innovative project, developed jointly by Greysteel Community Enterprises (GCE) (Lead Partner), Creeslough Community Association (CCA) and Developing Healthy Communities (DHC) (Project Partners). Planning Ref Nr - LA01/2020/1207/F. This is a funded project through the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) which is a North South Body with the statutory remit for managing EU funding programmes within Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland. **Applications must be submitted via email to [email protected]. Tender closing 12:00 mid-day 3rd August 2026.
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