Projects across Laois, Offaly and Westmeath have received funding.
Midlands projects are set to receive over €73,000 in funding to aid with integration.
The Communities Integration Fund for 2024 is aiming to support initiatives around the country that promote inclusion and diversity.
The highest figure in the region goes to Laois, at over €3,000 across seven projects.
€22,500 is headed to Westmeath, spread across five initiatives, and in Offaly €18,700 euro is being provided to four organisations.
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