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The Building Change Trust, with the help of CultureTECH, are looking for VCSE groups to come forward with ideas and problems that could be addressed using technology.

The Woodland Trust invites nature lovers to discover the beauty and hidden gems of Carrickfergus’ Oakfield Glen. Enjoy an evening stroll, led by the Trust’s 'Volunteer of the Year' Peter Lyons, on Wednesday 20 May at 7pm.

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With so many people in Northern Ireland living in the private rented sector ,Housing Rights is offering a session looking at the rights of tenants.

Community Arts Partnership’s annual application process for our Community Arts Programme is now open.

Community Arts Partnership’s annual application process for our Community Arts Programme is now open.

In the Headlines is a resource for children, young people and those that work with or for them. Made by Include Youth, it aims to help children and young people talk to the media positively about issues that matter to them.

If you give advice to people who are struggling to pay their rent or mortgage Housing Rights is offering you the opportunity to attend a FREE course on dealing with housing debt.

An interactive session on financial management in tough times brought to you by Harbinson Mulholland
in partnership with Arts & Business NI and Chief Officers 3rd Sector

Native bluebells are bouncing back – a sign that spring has sprung and a natural remedy to shake off the winter blues.

The government will raise the annual income threshold at which charities must have their accounts audited from £500,000 to £1m, after a majority of consultation responses supported the change.

NEW and unique research highlighting how children and young people in Northern Ireland are portrayed by the media was launched today by Queen’s University Belfast in association with Include Youth.

Lidl, Northern Ireland’s popular discount retailer has today announced a two year partnership with CLIC Sargent which will help fund the charity’s services for local children and young people with cancer.

Volunteer involving organisations throughout Northern Ireland are invited to order FREE resources to help them recognise and thank the volunteers in their community as part of Volunteers’ Week 1–7 June 2015.

Kinship Care NI have secured £219,045.98 in social security benefit and financial support for kinship carers and their children in just 20 months!

Due to popular demand, new dates in June 2015 for short course to turn your community experience into university credit.

The Big Lunch is just around the corner and with so many shocking statistics around loneliness and isolation could you do a good turn for the people who live near you?

The Consumer Council is 30 years old this month!

Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke works to prevent chest, heart and stroke illnesses.

we have one top floor full-time room remaining in our centre. We also have some sessional space remaining.
Please contact either Jo or Chrissie via email or phone, all details can be found on the website www.counsellingandpsychotherapycentre.co.uk

WOMAD Foundation Growing Music project comes to Northern Ireland

Team of young people from Armagh named 2015 NI winners of Money for Life Challenge, a UK-wide money management competition. Team now qualifies for the grand final of the Money for Life Challenge, a money management competition run by Lloyds Banking Group

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We are recruiting individuals for our Board Bank!
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The FACT project was established to support the needs of the over 60s across Counties Fermanagh and Armagh and aims to reduce loneliness and isolation.

'Kuddles' the Kinship Care Bear for Northern Ireland is off to England to compete in the World's largest Mascot Race which takes place at the Wetherby Race Course every year.