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Minister Dillon welcomes expanded Summer Meals Programme for Mayo youth services
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Minister Dillon welcomes expanded Summer Meals Programme for Mayo youth services
Families across Mayo will receive extra support this summer as five local youth services are included in the expanded Summer Holiday Meals Pilot Programme for 2026, Minister of State, Alan Dillon TD has said. The programme will grow from 41 to 77 youth services nationwide, with funding increasing to €600,000. From 2 June, young people aged 10 to 18 attending participating UBU youth services will be able to access a hot or substantial meal during…
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