Two Glasgow-based organisations have been awarded 5,700 in extra funding to develop a web site that offers welfare, education and legal advice to young asylum seekers and refugees. The cash is part of 600,000 in grants for services for refugees and asylum seekers from the New Glaswegians employment initiative.
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