On 9 December 2015 the United Nations Security Council adopted resolution 2250 on Youth, Peace & Security. The historical document is the first of its kind to recognize the positive role young people play in building sustainable peace.
The final Inspiring Impact NI Phase 1 knowledge exchange event took place on Friday 4 December 2015 and brought together over 70 representatives from the VCSE sectors, statutory and independent funders and academics.
Make a fresh start to 2016 by taking an icy dip in the sea at Crawfordsburn Beach on New Year’s Day at 11am and raise much-needed cash for Cancer Focus Northern Ireland.
Ark Housing was delighted today to welcome the Social Development Minister, Mervyn Storey MLA, to one of its Homeless Family Centres - Roseville House.
World class artists Landing Mané from Senegal arrived to our shores earlier this week to co-facilitate an understanding diversity accredited programme at South Eastern Regional College (SERC) Bangor.
This Christmas, make sure the only surprises you get are good ones. We have produced a ‘Countdown to Christmas’ advent calendar to help you get the best and avoid the worst of the annual Christmas shopping spree.
Belfast City Council has received a request for a permanent memorial to mark a particular area of the City Cemetery and in response to this Community Arts Project launched a public consultation process.
A jubilant Speedo All-star team including City of Belfast Swimming Club’s Iain Chisholm celebrates their victory at the Hope For Youth charity swim at London’s Porchester Hall last week, sponsored by Speedo.
Children benefitted by the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity are now able to enjoy some cheerful sights on the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children’s Cancer & Haematology Unit thanks to a generous donation made by Belfast artist Dawn Crothers and Holywoo
To celebrate 15 years of McIlroy Guitars, local craftsman Dermot McIlroy has gifted a unique and valuable handmade guitar for auction in aid of the Belfast-based Sing for Life community choir.
Approximately one in five young people leaving care in Northern Ireland will struggle to get into education, training or employment. This figure is significantly higher than for the general population of young people.
We wish to inform you that the Polish Christmas Workshop is now available as one of CRAICNI's programmes, which will be delivered in conjunction with professional art and craft workshop facilitator, Konrad Pawlaszek.
Making a difference in developing countries was just one of the themes discussed at a special event held in Belfast yesterday and sponsored by the Law Society of Northern Ireland and Bar of Northern Ireland.
