Three organisations that work to address the health and social welfare of young refugees are among those to benefit from 1.5 million in grants from The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. A Waltham Forest-based service that provides sexual health education for young unaccompanied refugees was awarded more than 160,000.
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