That the Parliament welcomes the news that an Alloa youth charity is set to expand on its activities, and to reach more young people, thanks to a funding award for the next two years; understands that Connect Alloa has received just over £66,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund; notes that this will unlock the potential to open up opportunities for people to join and help the organisation to grow; considers that the money will help fund a full-time project leader in the charity's founder, Dave Crozier, a part-time digital engagement worker and a part-time youth worker; further notes that applications for the latter post are open, and understands that Dave is thrilled to be able to offer the 10 hour-a-week post for the next year and a half; acknowledges that the funding will also pay for office rent and utilities for the good cause, along with training, activities and refreshments at youth sessions; further acknowledges that Connect Alloa has returned to face-to-face youth sessions, while retaining a portion of its digital offering and that it is slowly gaining traction again, with a trickle of new people coming in, and commends Dave and all his volunteers, colleagues and service users for all their fantastic work in the community.