A project to help 25 of the Island's long-term unemployed back into work has cost around £100,000.
The figures were given by Treasury Minister Alex Allinson in response to a question for written reply from Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper.
The six-month Making Work Worthwhile pilot provides psychological support , career mentoring, and skills training.
Dr Allinson said its effectiveness would be judged after the programme had ended.
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