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S.T.E.P. (South Tyrone Empowerment Programme) wrote and designed the booklet which contains information about local services. The booklet was launched in recognition of UNESCO's International Mother Language Day (February 21st).
A new resource was launched officially in the North West for anyone looking for information on voluntary and community activity or social policy issues.
Are you aged 14-17 with an interest in the creative industries and looking for something to do over the spring mid-term break?
Help the Aged has launched a national campaign, in partnership with Action on Elder Abuse, to help stop elder abuse.
Belfast will be the host city in June when 2000 athletes will take part in the Special Olympics Ireland Games. Secretary of State, Peter Hain, and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dermot A'hern, announced the Games at the Belfast Waterfront Hall on 10 January 2006.
Limavady Community Forum was officially launched this December 2005 at the Gorteen House Hotel. Catherine Farrimond, Community Development & Funding Support Officer with Limavady Borough Council and Facilitator of the Forum said she was delighted with the excellent turn out for the event
Fermanagh’s MLA’s all returned to Stormont for a special occasion to mark the Fermanagh Trust’s 10th anniversary, of supporting community and voluntary activity in County Fermanagh.
Each week we feature photographs sent in by you, to create a snap shot of activities in the voluntary and community sector.
‘Pensions not Pin Money’ was the message from Help the Aged as the charity set out its case for a Citizen’s Pension for all, during a seminar at Stormont, recently.
The seminar was attended by a range of stakeholders including representatives from older persons groups, government, private, public and voluntary sector organisations, all worried about the looming pension crisis. The seminar coincides with the pension debate moving into a new phase, with the much anticipated Pension’s Commission final report due to be published on 30 November.
Each week we feature photographs sent in by you which show activities in the voluntary and community sector.
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