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The Princess Royal Trust for Carers is seeking to support Northern Ireland organisations providing services for young carers.
The Probation Board for Northern Ireland wishes to make grants in 2008/09 to the voluntary and community sectors to fund services for offenders.
This call for proposals concerns structural support for European public policy research organisations and for civil society organisations at European level working on the issue of citizenship.
The CHANGEit Awards is a collaboration between Common Purpose and Deutsche Bank. It has been designed to recognise the achievements and ambitions of young people who want to make a difference and speak out about issues that they care about
The Southern Investing for Health Partnership (SIHP) has opened a small grants programme with the aim to address the Protect Life NI Suicide Prevention Strategy
The Youth Council is consulting over Christmas and New Year on its draft funding policy. A series of events will also happen in early November 2007 before the deadline for responses on 8 January 2008.
Craigavon Borough Council is committed to stimulating and supporting communitydevelopment and to promoting social inclusion within the Borough of Craigavon.
Introduction to Fundraising 2007 - a one day course certified by the Institute of Fundraising is being delivered on 21 November in Belfast. organised by IOF NI.
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