Over €142k has been allocated to the charity.
Midlands Simon Community has secured funding aimed at building stronger, safer neighbourhoods.
€142,500 in funding under the 2025 Community Safety Fund has been allocated to the charity, with €4.4m going towards supporting 42 projects across the country.
The money helps direct proceeds of crime to safety projects, supports the most effective local safety initiatives and villages to develop solutions that meet local needs.
Offaly TD John Clendennen says the charity wants to help those affected by tough times:
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