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An open space conversation to consider how the Social Economy sector and Government can work together to improve the quality of life within our neighbourhoods
Wednesday 18 January 2006
Wednesday 18 January 2006
9.30am
4.30pm
The Indian Community Resource Centre Belfast
Free
Event
Social Economy organisations have a key role to play in local social and economic regeneration most particularly in the government designated Neighbourhood Renewal areas.
To improve our understanding of how the Social Economy sector and Government can work together better to improve the quality of life within neighbourhoods, the Social Economy Network, in conjunction with the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit of the Department for Social Development, are holding an event to discuss
Social Economy within Neighbourhoods - How can the Social Economy sector and Government work together better to improve the quality of life within our Neighbourhoods?
The event takes place at The Indian Community Centre, 86 Clifton Street, Belfast, from 9.30 am to 4.30pm on 18 January 2006.
Refreshments and lunch will be provided.
Register in advance to
therese.pollock@dsdni.gov.uk 
028 9082 9390
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