It's comes under the Covid-19 Stability Fund.
Two midlands voluntary groups are being granted €132,000 in government funding.
Irish Rural Link, based in Moate, will receive €93,400 and LARCC Multyfarnham over €39,000 from the covid-19 stability fund.
Overall, €25 million has been shared among 489 organisations across Ireland to date.
CEO of Irish Rural Link Seamus Boland says the support is vital for the future of organisations such as theirs:
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