Conference
Event
Lower North Belfast ROC Conversation
Redeeming Our Communities Northern Ireland
This is a free event
Join us on Tuesday 22nd February for the Lower North Belfast ROC Conversation in the McDonald Centre at Crusaders FC.
Come and meet with others from your local community including police, fire and ambulance services, the local council, community and faith based groups to discuss ways of working together for the good of your community. We'll celebrate the great things already happening in the Lower North Belfast area as well as identify new emerging needs and explore ways to meet these.
If you live, work or volunteer in this part of North Belfast, please join us at the ROC Conversation on Tuesday 22nd February.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Children and families
- Community development
- Community relations
- Disability
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Race/ethnicity
- Volunteer development
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
The McDonald Centre, Crusaders FC
St Vincent Street
Belfast
BT15 3QG
United Kingdom
Contact Details
For more information & to book your place for free - www.roc.uk.com/northbelfast
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Lower North Belfast ROC Conversation
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