One of the last decades’ most high profile sports stories will help illustrate the concept of ‘community shares’ to local community and voluntary groups.
Ahead of a vote due to take place in the Commons tomorrow on the cap on tax relief for charitable donations, NICVA speaks out again to encourage Government to reverse its decision.
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Members of staff at Abbeyfield, the local charity providing supported sheltered housing for older people, recently completed training on the pioneering “BrainFit Plan”.
Fold Housing Association welcomed the Social Development Minister, Nelson McCausland MLA, recently to their latest scheme Dunsy Green, Comber. The Minister was there to officially open it and welcome tenants to their new homes.
The Ulster Cancer Foundation will be extending its monthly family support group meetings to Craigavon, thanks to fundraising by Northern Bank staff and customers.
NICVA's Fundraising Advice staff will be providing training and consultancy support across Northern Ireland in the coming weeks and months and has just added Ballycastle to places we will visit.
The countdown is on for the 2012 Ards Half Marathon and Walk. It’s just 11 weeks until the race so for anyone thinking of taking part it’s the ideal time to start training.
The Ulster Cancer Foundation’s (UCF) breast cancer support group for young women - the Lavender Group - is holding its next meeting on Monday 23rd April at 7.30pm at the UCF Patient Centre,40-44 Eglantine Avenue,Belfast.
sported.'s small grant programme has now opened across Northern Ireland. To be eligiblefor a grant groups must be members of sported. Membership is free and full information and criteria is available at www.sported.org.uk
sported. the leading UK sport for development charity has opened for membership across Northern Ireland. •Groups interested in becoming members should be working with young people aged 11-25 and be using sport for development to deliver a stated outcome.
Professor Julie Taylor, Head of Strategy and Development for the NSPCC’s physical abuse in high risk families theme, is to launch the charity’s programme of work in Northern Ireland at the BASPCAN Congress in Belfast.
NSPCC Northern Ireland is calling on local sports clubs to ensure that their safeguarding procedures are sufficiently robust, so that the sporting environment is both safe and fun place.
Ocean Youth Trust Ireland, who have been awarded the prestigious Inspire mark by the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG), are delivering an energetic and full programme of events across 2012.
The New Titanic Quarter Belfast was the place to be at the weekend when young people from communities across Northern Ireland took to the water for an action packed weekend to ‘Try Sailing’ and get active with Ocean Youth Trust Ireland.
The Next Village is a radio series and audio resource managed by Beyond Skin Global and produced by Homely Planet in partnership with The Centre for Global Education.
Still some places left on Easter Tuesday to try Sailing - no experience necessary - 10 years upwards to Adults - 2 hours - £5 per person - For details call Bronagh or Thelma - Tel - 028 90 453 062
World Health Day is this Saturday 7 April 2012. This year’s theme is ageing and health and with good health adding years to your life the Yoga Fellowship of Northern Ireland (YFNI) aims to do its part for you.
Using photography, world music and film young people in workshops in Ballycastle, Cushendall and Bushmills, explored the division and unity within the cultural canvas in a beautiful place.
Youth Works luanches its second call for applications for Delivery Agents to implement further phases of the programme targeting NEET young people from disadvantaged areas in the Belfast, Foyle/East Londonderry, Newry/Armagh & Mourne and Upper Bann areas
RCN's Rural Enabler Programme is working with Omagh District Council to possibly stage an exhibition of the work local community and special interest groups have done as part of the Peace building agenda over the past 20 years.
