Community relations

Join us and other organisations on Feb 24th at Lisburn City Library for a health and wellbeing fair, providing free advice and information on a wide range of topics

CANS and Stronger Together would like to invite you to a workshop on the Mental Health needs of people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities in Dungannon.

The board of CANS would like to invite the general public to a workshop on the mental health needs of people from BAME communities on Monday July 29th at 1pm, in the Queen’s University, Elmwood Building, Elmwood Avenue, 0G/033. Belfast. BT7 1NN. We have had a similar workshop in Dungannon, Derry – Londonderry and have recorded a very important perspective into our data collection for both areas.

On behalf of CANS board, I would like to invite you to a workshop on the mental health needs of people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities on Monday 2nd September 2019 starting from 5.30pm, at the Confederation of Community Groups, Ballybot House. 28 Cornmarket, Newry. Co. Down. BT35 8BG

On behalf of Building Communities Resource Centre and CANS, I would like to invite you to a workshop on the mental health needs of people from BAME communities on Monday July 22nd at 5.30pm, in the West Bann Development, 8 – 10 Killowen Ct, Coleraine. BT51 3TP

CANS and UNISON invite you to a workshop on the mental health needs of BAME communities in the North West in the UNISON office in Derry on Monday 1st July.

Join us for a range of online workshops & talks. It's an opportunity to meet others, share knowledge and learn skills that can support the development of heritage work in rural communities.

Join us for a range of online events exploring topics such as audience engagement, cultural diversity and sustainability in the heritage sector. This is an opportunity to meet others, share knowledge and learn about what's happening across Northern Ireland.

Belfast And Lisburn Community Project Presents: “Homeless NOT Faceless” a Dance and Music Night fundraising event. Hosted By DJ David Lamont from Lisburn’s 98FM Address: WESTBOURNE GSC 3 Solway Street Belfast BT4 1HN 13th December 2019 Time: 7PM – Midnight ( Ticket £5 )

Figures published in 2019 by the Department for Communities and NISRA reveal that there are more than eighteen thousand households registered as homeless across Northern Ireland. Having been successful in securing funding from the Housing Executive’s Homeless Prevention Fund, Belfast Central Mission (BCM) is holding a thought-leadership and information day on Thursday, 12th March, at its Grosvenor House headquarters on Glengall Street in Belfast city centre, to raise awareness and encourage conversation around the escalating issue of homelessness.

To celebrate Shelter NI’s 40th anniversary this year, we are hosting an online panel discussion with the Imagine Belfast Festival of Politics and Ideas on common misconceptions of homelessness, what issues homeless organisations are facing during this time, how they are planning to continue to provide support for homeless people, and most importantly – what you can do to help! Speaking at the event will be a panel of experienced professionals, from managers of homeless support networks in the UK to those working on the frontlines. If you’d like to find out more, there will be a chance to submit questions at the end in an interactive live format.

New HMO licensing regime in Northern Ireland.

New HMO licensing regime in Northern Ireland.

This half day course will provides background and additional information on the changes brought by the Houses in Multiple Occupation (NI) Act 2016.

To coincide with international day for older people we are offering a one day course focused solely on this group and their housing options and rights.

Increase your understanding of the processes required to get an adaptation within a clients’ home.

'Must-have' foundational course for those working in housing!

'Must-have' foundational course for those working in housing.

Training Seminar on Welfare Reform.