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A review and discussion of the implications of public sector reform on the community sector and community development work.
Wednesday 22 March 2006
Wednesday 22 March 2006
9.30am
1.00pm
Farset International Hostel- Springfield Road
Free
Event
North Belfast Partnership, in association with West Belfast Partnership and the Greater Shankill Partnership, is holding a series of seminars and workshops on key themes which affect the community sector. The seminars will examine isssues which are central to the future of the sector. The third seminar will explore the possible implications of public sector reform on the role of the community sector.
The event is on Wednesday 22 March 2006 at Farset International Hostel from 9.30am to 1.00pm. Speakers will include: Dr Debbie Donnelly, Project Manager with the Review of Public Administration Team; Colm Bradley, Director of Community Technical Aid; and a speaker from Belfast City Council.
The event is open to community workers and activists from North Belfast, West Belfast and the Greater Shankill.
CONTACT DETAILS
James Edgar
028 9075 2990
james.edgar@nthbp.org
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