Lanarkshire cancer care trust and Lanarkshire rape crisis centre are in the running to receive funds from Scotmid members
Two Lanarkshire charities are in the running to win a funding jackpot after being shortlisted in the latest round of Scotmid’s community connect initiative.
The organisation receiving the highest number of votes between now and April will receive £15,000 while the other two will receive £5000 – and both local groups would use the windfall to continue and expand their vital services.Get all the news from your area – as well as features, entertainment, sport and the latest on Lanarkshire’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – straight to your fingertips, 24/7.
The organisation, now running for more than 30 years, offers free transport to and from appointments for cancer patients across Lanarkshire, with volunteer drivers offering their vehicles and time to provide the service. Lanarkshire Rape Crisis Centre, located in Hamilton, plan to use any funding to set up various face-to-face peer and group sessions to help survivors make connections and aid their recovery from traumatic experiences.
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