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The boundaries and the chairpersons of the five new health and social service Trusts have been announced by Health Minister, Paul Goggins, MP.
Education Minister, Maria Eagle, today revealed how £10million to develop extended schools across Northern Ireland will be allocated. Funding will be given directly to schools to spend as they see fit.
The Big Lottery Fund is today announcing a £25 million Research Programme which will fund medical and social research projects across the UK.
Funding is now available from the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) for projects that focus on the study of social and labour market integration of ethnic minorities.
On 21st June 2006, the Fundraising Standards Board (FSB) is launching the new self-regulatory scheme for fundraising to UK charities. The FSB commences its recruitment drive with high profile advertising and marketing in the sector press, alongside a direct marketing campaign. Self-regulation will launch to the public in the Autumn.
The Big Lottery Fund is ploughing £5 million of National Lottery good cause money into the BBC-led Breathing Places project, to be launched on BBC TWO’s Springwatch programme today (Monday 12 June).
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