Manx Lottery Trust has awarded more than £128,000 to a charity which is tackling domestic abuse on the Isle of Man.
The grant is going to Victim Support, which provides free and confidential support and advice to people affected by crime, domestic abuse, death caused by road collisions and unusual deaths.
The proceeds will allow the charity to fund a new project worker over three years, and be able to proactively seek and help anyone affected as it aims to drastically reduce the number of Island cases.
Chair of the trust, Sarah Kelly, says the funds will help the charity's work 'to build and strengthen both individual and community resilience across the Island'.
Minister says GP waiting times have improved, but delays still impact A&E
Crash closes section of the Mountain Road
Island's prison nears full capacity
Beach hut owner praises youngsters for owning up to break-in
Questions raised over Cair Vie Windfarm funding
Crogga still owes the Isle of Man Government money
DoI says works at Liverpool ferry terminal will take longer
Over 50 employment tribunals outstanding at the DoI
