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Bangor dad Stephen Montgomery was left devastated when he lost both his wife and his father to cancer within a few weeks. With help from family, friends - and Cancer Focus Northern Ireland - he is slowing getting his life together again.

Border Lives is an important storytelling project taking place in Northern Ireland and the Border Region. It involves finding ordinary people who would be willing to talk about their life growing up, living, and working along the Border area.

Cruse Bereavement Care would welcome applications from individuals interested in becoming voluntary Advisory Group members for the new Cruse Victims & Survivors Service.

Radio Ulster Broadcast Appeal on behalf of Myasthenia Gravis - 8.55 am Sunday 29 September and 2.55 Monday 30 September 2013

Is your group involved in the promotion of personal development, positive change, improved mental wellbeing and stress management tools and techniques in the local community? If so, this unique Train the Trainer Course is for you! Special 2-for-1 offer!

Social Media Week NI and Business Over Coffee

Leading social entrepreneurship organisation, Live UnLtd Re-launch ‘Be Extraordinary for a Day!’

Environment Minister Mark H Durkan introduced the Local Government Bill into the Assembly on 23 September 2013. The Bill provides the legislative basis for the local government reform programme.

WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre is offering a unique opportunity to witness some of the wonderful work the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) do;

When the temperature drops, heating bills can soar, meaning that staying warm can have a sizeable impact on your back pocket.

Learning between the community and voluntary sectors on each side of the border is on the agenda at a seminar being hosted by the Building Change Trust.

CINEMAGIC FILM FESTIVAL LAUNCHES OCTOBER PROGRAMME FOR YOUNG PEOPLE UNDER 12!

With the new academic year just kicking off, register your volunteering opportunities to students within the University of Ulster by contacting the University of Ulster Volunteers Centre.

VIEWdigital training associate Julia Paul - international media trainer and journalist - returns from a writing trip to Afghanistan to give a TV Interview workshop for the community and voluntary sector with practical tips and excerises

Man Matters has produced a series of six posters depicting a range of men’s issues around the themes of the project which are learning, health, parenting and community work/volunteering.

The Enkalon Foundation and Live UnLtd are accepting applications from young people resident within the Antrim borough area. The Youth Star Awards are designed to give cash awards and support to young people who want to help their community.

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland is holding its next prostate cancer support group meeting in the north west on Wednesday 25th September at 7.30pm in the Agnes Jones House, Altnagelvin Hospital.

Is your group involved in the promotion of personal development, positive change, improved mental wellbeing and stress management tools and techniques in the local community? If so, this unique Train the Trainer Course is for you! Special 2-for-1 offer!

A CHARITY working with young people who need education, employment and training is giving employers across the country an opportunity to pull their socks up, quite literally.

The Advanced Diploma in Sustainable Investment for the Third Sector is a programme from the Ulster Business School at UUJ and is open to the Third Sector to provide support for investment readiness.

Five super-givers from Northern Ireland have been awarded the title “Give More Star” by a giving campaign in recognition of their work for charities across the nation. They’re encouraging others to take part in the Give More Challenge from 16th-22nd Sept.

Issues surrounding disability, mental health issues and the law were the focus of a unique seminar taking place in Belfast today organised by the Law Society of Northern Ireland and supported by Action Mental Health.

Advice NI working in partnership with Business Debtline announce Free Confidential Helpline for Businesses in Northern Ireland

Macmillan is setting up new volunteer-led services of Community Helpers which we'd love you to be a part of. The service will provide people affected by cancer with the type of practical and emotional support they require at the time they need it.

Why not have a fun Girls' Night In this October to help raise vital cash Cancer Focus Northern Ireland,which is funding ground-breaking breast cancer research at Queen's University Belfast?