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It is estimated that 70% of the adult population in Northern Ireland do not have a will.

It was predicted that fraud levels would increase during coronavirus, driven by financial greed and the kick of exploiting vulnerable organisations. Learn how the telecoms industry is a prime target for fraudsters and what we can all do to help.

The Royal National Institute for Deaf People has unveiled its fresh new look in a bid to reach more deaf people and those with hearing loss and tinnitus.

The Labour Relations Agency (LRA) is inviting applications for its 2021 ‘Certificate in Line Management Practice, which is free and open to 30 participants across Northern Ireland.

The Consumer Council has launched a free website to help consumers in Northern Ireland shop around when buying petrol and diesel. The Fuel Price Checker allows consumers to check the highest, lowest and average price of petrol and diesel in their area to

Have your Say on Digital Transformation in the Third Sector by participating in a survey. This is being run as part of a project by our Womens Leadership Programme. Participants aim to present report in December.

Men across NI are being urged to ditch their razors, grow a mo and raise money and awareness for men’s health during November.  

Volunteer Now have arranged a new series of VOLT Sessions, looking at various volunteering topics.

Primary Care Talking Therapies for Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Trustees’ week is a time to recognise and value the work that thousands of Trustees do voluntarily for organisations of different sizes and purpose across the voluntary and community sector.

Go on a journey like no other. Explore what a better future might look like for us all. Wander round the virtual Eden Project festival grounds from the comfort of your own home and sign up for whichever sessions you like.

These exciting new qualifications cover the skills, knowledge, processes and practice of providing multi-channel advice on social security benefits in Northern Ireland.

If you're a GP practice, you'll know about the GMS Telephony Grant Scheme that allows GP practices a grant of up to £8,055.37. Talk to Belfast-based telecoms expert today to learn more about how this grant could improve your patient communications.

Are there any budding young artists in your house? Do you like drawing? How good are you at crossword puzzles?

Did you know that the Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly has announced plans for a Youth Assembly?

On 28 July 2020, Education Minister, Peter Weir, MLA, announced the appointment of an Expert Panel to examine and address the links between educational underachievement and social disadvantage.

With less than a year until the EU Settlement Scheme deadline, Advice NI has teamed up with Seraphus to offer EUSS Q&A sessions to all EU nationals, their family and friends.

As most organisations head towards Hosted or Cloud-based telephony systems, Standard Utilities explains what's involved and just how to make the move.

The Consumer Council is calling for small businesses getting their mail redirected during COVID-19 to check they are getting a new cheaper rate, saving up to £1,000.

Volunteer Now recognise that the job of leading and managing volunteers can be challenging. It's frequently an isolating role, and COVID-19 has added to these challenges, with stress and anxiety more common.

Action Cancer is the only charity in the UK and Ireland to offer free breast screening to asymptomatic women aged 40 – 49 and over 70, those who fall outside the NHS screening age range (50 – 70).

Leading local charity Cancer Focus Northern Ireland has welcomed a new chief executive to head up the organisation.

On behalf of The Health and Social Care Board (HSCB), Blue Moss is seeking your views regarding the development of a new service called Shared Lives that will support older people with living in their communities.

Following Northern Ireland Water’s tariff increase, effective yesterday (1 October 2020), The Consumer Council is reminding businesses across the country to ensure that their water bills are accurate to avoid nasty surprises and to save money.

The Consumer Council has welcomed new rules designed by the Utility Regulator to limit the length of time electricity and gas companies can back bill domestic and microbusiness consumers.