Almost one hundred young people across Fife are set to benefit from lottery funding.
The Scottish Christian Alliance's Sew Funky project is to receive 44-thousand pounds to give youngsters essential job skills.
The Glenrothes project, which sells embroidery, helps 16 to 24 year olds in crisis and aims to give up to 100 hundred homeless Fifers work experience to get them into employment.
Aileen Gallagher, group co-ordinator, says the Glenrothes project only started before Christmas.
Man, 44, seriously injured in hospital after crash between Comrie and Rosyth
A 44-year-old man's seriously injured in hospital after a crash between Crombie and Rosyth yesterday (Wednesday).
John Swinney announces SNP leadership bid
John Swinney's launched his bid to become the new leader of the SNP and First Minister of Scotland.
Closures on A92 from TONIGHT for roadworks
There's going to be closures on the A92 from tonight (Sunday).
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