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The future of Fermanagh’s playgroups is the focus of a new research report, launched in Enniskillen. The report ‘Securing the Future for Voluntary and Community Playgroups in Fermanagh’ was compiled by the Fermanagh Trust.
Images from the information briefing at the Clinton Centre, Enniskillen. The event showcased the Community NI website (www.communityni.org), a web portal for Northern Ireland’s voluntary and community sector.
Some images taken at the launch of a website called Fermanagh Info (www.fermanagh.info) which makes it easy to find out about non profit activity in the area.
The Big Yellow Bus, fondly known as the 'Big Yella', travels Northern Ireland to provide access to digital technology and improve computer literacy among adults over 16 years old.
It also takes the BBC into the heart of local communities to gather stories of local interest which may not usually feature on BBC NI programming.
A dedicated team of BBC staff work with Northern Ireland adult education providers to encourage adults to 'have a go' at new technology.
The PSNI were announced as winners of the overall Link trophy at the 2005 NICVA Link Awards. They raised £201,000 - double their target - and involved staff at all levels of the organisation in the partnership.
To coincide with World Mental Health Day, Northern Ireland charity Aware Defeat Depression recently launched its lo-call helpline. The helpline is the only one of its kind in Northern Ireland and is dedicated to supporting people with depressive illnesses, their families and carers.
The opening hours of the helpline is Monday – Friday from 10am – 4pm and the telephone number is 08451 202961.
Over 60 community and older people’s groups from across Northern Ireland have been taking part in Actively Ageing Well and learning a range of new skills and activities. These are as diverse as spinning, salsa dancing, ballroom dancing, walking, boccia, aerobics and swimming.
A new website (www.angelsofhope.org.uk), was recently launched to be used as a knowledge base, forum and a means of making a donation toward the research into ovarian cancer. The launch introduced the site to the many professionals who deal with ovarian cancer patients and was attended by friends, family, Dr S. P. Dobbs from Belfast City Hospital and many of the nursing staff.
Images from the Enough is Enough BIG Letter Day as part of a week of action on poverty in Northern Ireland.
A look back at homepages from previous NICVA websites, from 1999 to today.
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