A national charity that works with young people in care is the
largest recipient of money from the £125m Futurebuilders
fund.
The Who Cares? Trust was awarded £1.3m of grants from the
£4.2m first round of the fund which gives cash to groups that
deliver public services. The trust will use the money to develop
CareZone, a range of secure online services for children and young
people living in foster care and children's homes.
Charities minister Fiona Mactaggart said: "Many voluntary
organisations can provide solutions to problems that public
services cannot deliver. The government is committed to giving the
voluntary and community sector the security and stability of
funding it needs to make most of what they can achieve."
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