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£100,000 funding boost for Fife's biggest anti-poverty project in decades

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The Big Hoose Project has received a cash boost from The Robertson Trust. In the last seven months, the project has helped more than 30,000 families across the Kingdom. The project works in partnership with around 500 charities and organisations, including Nourish Support Centre, Fife Gingerbread and Fife Women's Aid.

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Huge boost for Big Hoose Project helping families in poverty across Fife

A project which has seen millions of pounds worth of household goods distributed to children and families living in poverty across Fife has received a huge cash boost.

·Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom
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£100,000 funding boost for Fife's biggest anti-poverty project in decades

A Fife charity has received a £100,000 funding boost to help them see thousands more families through the cost of living crisis. The Cottage Family Centre

·Dundee, United Kingdom
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The Courier broke the news in Dundee, United Kingdom on Friday, August 12, 2022.
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