A pair of Stirling-based projects are to be awarded almost £800,000 of combined funding to support people affected by drug use.
The grants, given out by the Scottish Government, will see a total of 77 initiatives across Scotland share funding worth more £25 million.
National youth charity Includem have received £500,000 to help its work in delivering intensive one-to-one support for young people aged between 12 and 26 in Stirling who have been affected by substance abuse.
