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Ozanam House Community Resource Centre is the 2005 recipient of The Ulster Bank Sir George Quigley Fund Award for their work across various community and childcare initiatives.
The Big Lottery Fund is calling for applications to Change UR Future, the £10.8m programme for children and young people.
A number of major EU funding programmes proposed to be extended and updated for the 2007 - 2013 period has been passed by the European Council of Ministers.
The Visiting Arts Project Awards exist to advance the presentation of international art in the UK and to stimulate intercultural understanding. Deadlines 13 January 2006 and 28 April 2006.
Financial support for the main Irish language and educational organisations was considered in detail at a special two-day meeting of the board of Foras na Gaeilge, the cross-border Irish language promotional body, that took place in Belfast in December.
A new independent Commission to review how a multi billion pound windfall from unclaimed financial assets can boost communities has been established.
The Community Development and Health Network have opened a new round of funding through its Building the Community-Pharmacy Partnership Programme (BCPP).
The aim of this call for proposals is to support the operating costs of organisations which submit a work programme to develop activities in the field of gender equality between women and men, including activities concerning “Trafficking in women”.
In an article published on its website, The Arts Council supported by many leading arts organisations, states the important contribution made by the arts to the social, cultural and economic prosperity of the region is poorly reflected in the proposed spending plans.
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