Cinemagic is delighted to announce the delivery of another BFI Film Academy Network Programme in 2015/2016 and we welcome interested 16- 19 year olds to apply!
The Coaching for Mental Wellbeing programme equips front line managers with the skills and knowledge to approach positive mental well-being in the workplace, to apply coaching tools and techniques and therefore maximise employee motivation and engagement.
Advice NI offers formal and non-formal training for those working in the advice sector, community & voluntary sector, local authorities, legal & financial institutions who wish to develop their skillset.
Rural Support is delighted to announce that it is to extend its ‘Tackling Rural Stress: Promoting Positive Mental Health’ project until March 2016. Rural Support will continue to help address the financial stress which farmers are currently under.
If your organisation has paid employees, the same equality laws apply to it as to all other employers and the public sector. The Equality Commission offers free, expert training to help you avoid discrimination in employment or in service provision.
Ulster University has been funded by the Building Change Trust to carry out research into the independence of the voluntary sector in Northern Ireland.
Alzheimer's Society is delivering a Free Carer Information and Support Programme-CrISP in S.Trust area.
The 5 week workshop programme provides information, understanding more about dementia and an opportunity to talk with others in a small group setting.
Following requests from individuals on holidays, Bridge of Hope and the Transitional Justice Institute are extending the application deadline to Wednesday 19 August at 12 noon.
Application Deadline Friday 7th August for New Short Course - Grassroots Transitional Justice Training Programme, bespoke training from Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University & Ashton Community Trust through its Bridge of Hope Department.
Do you know of a volunteer group that deserves recognition for outstanding work? The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service is the highest Award given to volunteer groups - the equivalent to an MBE.
Training for Success learner, Kevin Moore is taking part in a Fixers Project to try to warn young people, who may be considering using legal highs, about their potentially devastating downsides.
Many groups believe that their exemption with HMRC means they are already a registered charity. This is not the case and failure to apply for full charitable status with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, could mean many losing this tax status!
Ards and North Down Borough Council and the Woodland Trust are delighted to announce their World War 1 commemorative celebrations at Bangor’s Castle Park on Saturday 1 August, from 11am to 4pm.
