Eden Project Communities are inviting people across Northern Ireland to join with them to make June the Month of Community with The Big Lunch. www.thebiglunch.com
There is overwhelming support for the building of a replacement Asda superstore and adjacent retail units together with a new petrol station with shop at Ballydugan Retail Park in Downpatrick.
Human rights campaigners begin Belfast City Council’s public consultation process on plans for thousands of jobs, 750 homes, sustainable energy and a city farm.
Northern Ireland’s leading electricity provider, Power NI, is marking Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), in order to raise awareness of digital accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities.
Some of the sharpest legal minds from Pinsent Masons’ Belfast office will swap the office for the storeroom this month as part of a province-wide fundraising effort for Cancer Focus NI.
A new poll commissioned by the Simon Communities of Ireland and Simon Community NI has revealed the issue of hidden homelessness is a growing problem that currently affects more than 30,000 households across the island of Ireland.
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• The VINCI UK Foundation was set up to support projects that promote social cohesion and fight exclusion.
• Local Charities based in Northern Ireland are nominated by Belfast International Airport staff in annual funding programme.
The Open Societal Challenges (OSC) Online Platform aims enable those outside The Open University to connect with our researchers on society’s most pressing issues.
Derry’s event will shine a light on impactful projects already making a difference locally and provide practical workshops and plenty of creative ideas for injecting community spirit where you live.
100 x £20 Food Vouchers giveaway, perfect for Volunteers Week and Month of Community celebrations. Simply sign up at www.thebiglunch.com and put your plans on the map.
A charity established with the purpose of combating the problem of human trafficking at a local level has received crucial support from Power NI – Northern Ireland’s largest electricity supplier.
This accredited Level 3 PMVA (Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression) Trainer Course over 3 days will qualify you to teach both the 1 day and 2 day awards in PMVA. Trainer courses held in Belfast as well as London, Manchester and Glasgow et
Second Comber Boys’ Brigade have found the back of the net this week after it received a donation for £300 from the leading provider of energy in Ireland as part of its Helping Hands initiative.
Having already raised over £160k, the car dealership has pledged continued support for a further two years to the Beyond Bricks Programme which benefits schools across NI.
As involvement in formal volunteering decreases, and people seek more informal and flexible ways to contribute to their causes, charities need to adjust to this challenge.
