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A new division at one of NI's leading communications consultancies will help businesses to develop corporate responsibility and social marketing programmes.
This programme will be available on an ongoing basis and will provide small grants to support innovation in culture and arts. Grants will range from £250 to £3,000.
The Creative Youth Partnership Touring Programme supports existing productions, workshops and exhibitions to reach wider audiences of children and young people. Applications are invited from professional arts companies and artists working together.
Applications are invited for Measure 2.8 The Advancement of Women under Priority 2 of the Building Sustainable Prosperity (BSP) Programme which is primarily supported by the European Social Fund.
Craigavon Arts in Motion welcomes applicatios for their Arts Grant Scheme which are designed to assist arts events, projects or activities which take place in the Borough.
This new initiative is intended to offer direct help to charitable organisations to pursue their research interests. It marks the culmination of five years of funding through the Third Sector Research Programme (TSRP) that has helped enhance the research undertaken within and about the voluntary sector across Ireland.
The Irish Football Association invites submissions from affiliated football clubs for facility development projects at their grounds in 2006.
People across Northern Ireland will benefit from a massive £90 million investment from the Big Lottery Fund over the next few years.
Measure 2.4 Pathways to Inclusion, Integration and Reconciliation of Victims and the main grants programme of Measure 2.7, Building Community Capacity and Promoting Active Citizenship of the extended Peace II Programme closed on Friday 16 December 2005. Measure 2,7 small grants remain open.
Measure 2.4 Pathways to Inclusion, Integration and Reconciliation of Victims and the main grants programme of Measure 2.7, Building Community Capacity and Promoting Active Citizenship of the extended Peace II Programme closed on Friday 16 December 2005. Measure 2,7 small grants remain open.
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