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As the lead agency for the development of sport in Northern Ireland, the Sports Council is delighted to announce the launch of a new investment programme for sport.
This scheme makes funding available to youth and community groups to offer activitity and training programmes which promote greater cross-community understanding and development.
The Big Lottery Fund (BLF) has listened to the sector and has responded to its needs.This was the message of the lottery distributor’s director of policy, Vanessa Potter, during the Funding the Future conference from Action Planning which took place on 15 November 2005.
What has been the moment or person of 2005 that you feel was one in a million? We invite you to share your good news stories from the past year.
The Foundations for Change Community Awards in association with the Progressive Building Society. The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland is this year focusing its Foundation for Change awards on theme of Citizenship, coinciding with this as the final theme of the Year of the Volunteer.
Neil Irwin, Member Services Manager at NICVA, highly recommends Full Cost Recovery Course delivered through the Management Development Programme.
The programme supports the permanent activities of bodies pursuing an aim of general European interest in the field of youth or an objective which is part of the European Union’s policy in that area.
In a letter to the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure, Seamus McAleavey, NICVA's chief Executive welcomes the Department's policy directions to the Big Lottery Fund in Northern Ireland.
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