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The 2006 call for anti-violence projects has been published by the European Commission. The Daphne II programme to combat violence against children, young people and women next year’s projects should concentrate on European legislation and preventing bullying and violence. Organisations should be based in an EU or European Free Trade Association country.
Secretary of State, Peter Hain MP, announced increased funding for the Children and Young People's Fund amongst other regeneration plans on 14 December 2005.
This final initiative is intended to offer direct help to charitable organisations to pursue their research interests. It marks the culmination of five years of funding that has helped enhance the research undertaken within and about the voluntary sector across Ireland.
The European Commission is offering funding under the EU action programme to support organisations involved in European citizenship. The programme encourages people to get involved with European issues and build links with people in other countries. Organisations can apply for the funding to co-finance their annual work programmes.
Northern Bank and the Community Foundation for NI have provided funding to support development of a small Investing in Volunteers Bursary Scheme in order to widen accessibility of the award.
Parent companies that is. The Chancellor is planning to introduce new Gift Aid benefits for companies owned by more than one charity to donate profits to parent charities.
The banking industry estimates that several hundred million pounds would be available for charitable activity under new policy finally agreed.
Donations for Action Cancer from retailers Musgrave SuperValu-Centra reach the £500,000 mark.
The Northern Ireland Fund for Reconciliation is calling for applications to its Major Grants Programme.
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