Seminar
Workshop
Event
Roundtable discussion
Coalition of Christian Voices Against Poverty in Northern Ireland
This is a free event
An opportunity to network with other organisations, and consider what the Coalition's main asks are in realtion to poverty in Northern Ireland.
We will be meeting in Skainos - this is the first meeting of the newly formed Coalition and we look forward to having time to discuss key themes and share stories of the work individual organisations are involved in.
Sector:
- Community development
Date and Time
- -
Location
Skainos Square
239 Newtownards Road,
Belfast
BT4 1AF
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Danielle McElhinney
Evangelical Alliance NI
Roundtable discussion
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