The fund has today announced the names of 130 charities, social enterprises, local authorities and youth organisations who will receive a share of the money.
Each one is working to reconnect with young people at-risk of being drawn into violent crime and tackle any problems caused by Covid-19, the fund said.
The work carried out by the organisations will focus on early intervention and support for vulnerable young people aged between 10- and 14-years old.
The newly funded activities include the delivery of online and virtual programmes, targeted work in schools and detached youth work, the fund added.
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