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The Eastern Drug and Alcohol Coordination Team has opened a round of small grants on 16 January 2007 with a closing date of 23 February 2007 (4.00pm).
The Arts Council will permit only 9 organisations to ‘apply’ for Lottery Multi-Annual funding in the 2007 to 2008 financial year.
The 'To Europe and Beyond' grant offers financial support up to £2,000 to develop personal and professional skills in countries where Northern Ireland is developing opportunities.
The voluntary and community sector is bracing itself for an expected raid on National Lottery funds to pay for the escalating costs of the London 2012 Olympics.
Notice regarding the temporary closure of the Athlete Support Programme
Following the review of year one of the Community Festivals Fund (CFF), Culture Minister, Maria Eagle MP, has set out arrangements for 2007/08.
This Arts Grants Scheme, for the provision of direct grants or guarantees against loss is for arts organisations and practising artists from the City of Lisburn.
In order to survive, many voluntary/community sector organisations are having to become more business-like due to significant reductions in available funding.
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