Relate IOM is awarded £15,000 to support the delivery of free counselling to those aged up to 25.
An organisation that offers relationship and other counselling has been awarded a £15,000 to support its free services for young people on the Isle of Man.
Director Kerry Bell said the ability to offer the service free of charge "ensures that no young person is turned away due to financial constraints". A spokeswoman for the group said many who used the services were "experiencing confusion, anger, or distress" and often had felt "isolated".
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