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The Social Economy Agency is seeking to make an IMMPACT on sustainable funding capacity in Northern Ireland. IMMPACT is seeking expressions of interest for Infrastructure partners to participate in the IMMPACT programme.
L. Knight Foundation has launched year two of the awarding as much as $5 million for innovative ideas using digital experiments to transform community news.
Applications are being sought in the areas of childcare; domestic violence; elderly and community care; sexual health and wellbeing of young people and; sexual violence.
The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland has announced a new grant programme to support projects encouraging active aging. Grants will range between £200 and £3,000 and the fund will allocate some £60,000 each year in small grants.
The Cedar Foundation is asking people from all over Northern Ireland to undertake a once in a lifetime challenge while raising funds for disabled people in Northern Ireland.
The Volunteer Development Agency is delighted to announce funding for the Millennium Volunteers programme to develop youth volunteering in Northern Ireland.
The NICVA Link Awards 2008 have been launched by Seamus McAleavey, chief executive of NICVA and Chris Clark, chief executive officer of BT Ireland.
The Department for Social Development is not going to supply details of the scoring matrix referred to in the guidelines document for applying to the Modernisation Fund Capital Grants programme.
The Mini Grants Scheme is aimed at organisations or networks with an interest in development education work.
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