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The World Of Music Arts & Dance Education Programme returns to Coleraine

We were delighted to welcome Mr Ivan Lewis MP, the Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, and Professor Deirdre Heenan, Provost of the University of Ulster Magee and Coleraine, to our Employment Training Centre in Derry’s iconic City Factory.

Help WheelWorks raise money to continue to bring state of the art technologies to young people across Northern Ireland.

Sing for Life, a community choir for those affected by cancer, is holding a crowdfunder challenge to raise cash for a special trip. One cancer patient says why he thinks it is important.

Relate provides confidential relationship counselling services across Northern Ireland

Following a very successful pilot, Mindwise in partnership with Kingston College, are delighted to launch the new 2015 Advanced Diploma in Mental Health and Wellbeing Coaching.

Belfast City Wide Scoping Study - Closes Friday 5pm

Belfast City Wide Scoping Study - Closes Friday 5pm

Belfast based Vintage Satchel Company (VSC), a trading brand of Ulster Supported Employment Ltd (USEL); the largest supporter of people with disabilities and health related conditions into open employment in Northern Ireland, has undergone a total rebrand

Relate NI has recently published, From GI Brides to the Modern Family – 65 Years of Relate NI.

COMMON PURPOSE NORTHERN IRELAND MERIDIAN 2015- Reduced fee places available but limited! For more info email: sarah.hagan@commonpurpose.org.uk

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is due to be reconstituted in September 2015. The next term of office will then run from October 2015 to September 2020.

The Consumer Council values the views of consumers and our stakeholders. These views inform our priorities and help shape what we do.

Local sports stars and TV personalities team-up for CAUSE

Seven inspirational young females who completed the Irish Football Association (IFA) Female Football Leaders Programme had their achievement acknowledged at a graduation ceremony in Stormont today, Friday 16th January 2015.

Rural Support, and wind energy company, Simple Power, are celebrating the success of their biggest ever ‘Christmas Hamper Scheme’, which aimed to help farming and rural families in need this Christmas.

Pop in to Joan Carson’s Home & Away Art Exhibition in Ranfurly House, Dungannon. She’s selling her beautiful paintings at very reasonable prices to raise funds for Cancer Focus NI in memory of her daughter Janet. The sale finishes on Jan 28.

The Glens of Antrim are set for a facelift thanks to funding of almost £25,000 from the NGO Challenge Fund.

Volunteer Now in partnership with Business in the Community is organising a day of volunteering 'Be a Saint - Volunteer!' on Friday 13th March which involves public and private employees getting involved in local communities

Kinship Care NI have opened a new 'Caring for Kin' Project in Magherafelt to help and support grandparents and other kinship carers raising their family/friends' children.

Belfast – Two Belfast Metropolitan College students have secured a rare opportunity to learn from and work alongside the IT team that helps support more than 5,000 people in Allen & Overy’s (A&O) global operation.

Colleges Northern Ireland,the membership body for the Northern Ireland’s six regional Further Education(FE) Colleges has welcomed the publication of the legislation which will enable corporation tax powers to be devolved to the Northern Ireland Executive.

If your business is a great employer, is going ‘green’ or is an integral part of the community in which it operates, now’s the time to enter the 2015 Responsible Business Awards in Northern Ireland.

Lilac Cancer Support Charity a (Non-profit Organisation in Mid Ulster Area)would like to recruit volunteer's for our much needed services. Make a difference today whilst updating your CV and learning new skills along the way.

Today, The Rainbow Project, Northern Ireland’s largest support and advocacy organisation for lesbian, gay and bisexual and/or transgender people, welcomed a ruling in the High Court which held that former Health Minister Edwin Poots MLA was biased