Eighteen NI projects will receive money from the UK government's Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) but there are still concerns for the future of many other organisations
The UK government has announced a £57m package to support Northern Ireland community groups facing a funding crisis due to a loss of EU money.It comes amid concerns for the future of many organisations which could still be forced to reduce services or close.
Project worker Sophie Cocault, who was at the protest, said she has "no idea" if she will be going to work next week. Declan Doherty, chief executive of Derry Youth and Community Workshop, says 25 of his staff members could face redundancy
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