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€144 million is to be made available over the next two years. Find out how to apply at a special SEUPB information session.
The extension to the Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation was officially launched on 3 June 2005.
The Special European Union Programmes Body (SEUPB) are the main delivery body for the Peace II Extension. If you would like further information on the Extension and how to apply for funding, you are welcome to attend any of the Peace II Information Events at the following venues throughout June 2005.
Belfast
9 June. 11am - 1pm. Farcet Centre West Belfast.
10 June. 2pm - 4pm. The Conference Hall, Stranmillis South Belfast.
13 June. 7pm - 9pm. The Mount Conference Centre East Belfast.
30 June. 11am - 1pm. NICVA North Belfast.
14 June. 7pm - 9pm. Verbal Arts Centre, Derry.
15 June. 7pm - 9pm. Ballymena Show Grounds, Ballymena.
17 June. 11am - 1pm. Poyntzpass Community Regeneration, Armagh.
20 June. 2pm - 4pm. Station Centre, Omagh.
21 June. 2pm - 4pm. The Hollyrood Hotel, Bundoran.
22 June. 11am - 1pm. Corcaghan Centre, Monaghan.
23 June. 11am - 1pm. Carlingford Community Resource Centre, Dundalk.
24 June. 2pm - 4pm. The Market House, Ballynahinch.
For more information
Contact David Matthews at the SEUPB:
028 9026 6690 
david.matthews@seupb.org
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