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Omagh's new £10.5million Strule Arts Centre will open its doors to the public on Friday 08 June 2007 for its eagerly awaited inaugural performance, launching the centre’s first exciting events programme.

The Youth Council for Northern Ireland initiated a funding review in order to establish a more equitable and effective funding process to meet the needs of the sector. The Council has now drawn up a set of recommendations on which it is seeking comments.
Economy Minister, Nigel Dodds has announced a £12 million package for the Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission (NIFTC).

Viewfinder surveys attempt to shed some light on the attitudes to key themes and policies that are likely to impact upon the sector.
NICVA | Leeann Brady | 29 May 2007

Tourism Minister Nigel Dodds announced support for an application to the Big Lottery Fund for £25million towards the £90 million Titanic Signature Project.

The Old Museum Arts Centre and Young at Art are pleased to announce the launch of their new Youth Panel project. The Youth Panel will put young people at the centre of decision making for the future of art and cultural provision for young people in Northern Ireland

Foundation to offer £2m over 6 years as part of 'Creating Change' grant programme. Funding will be targeted at 20 organisations working in the fields of social & community needs, and education and training. Information roadshows are being held across NI during early June.

Northern Ireland to decide priorities for unclaimed assets cash.

Help the Aged launched a year of celebration to mark its coming of age in Northern Ireland. Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall attended a special event at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum to mark the Charity’s 21st birthday year.

Help the Aged and our partner HelpAge International believe that every older person, wherever they live, should have the right to a minimum pension to pay for food, shelter and other basic needs.

The Equality Commission is holding a series of seminars in June on the future of Section 75.

Local charity VOYPIC has launched an appeal for mentors to help young people in care to achieve their potential.

Disability Action is currently offering grants towards the costs of improving access to community buildings in Northern Ireland.

As part of Volunteers Week from 1 to 8 June, Community Transport are running a series of volunteering information sessions across Northern Ireland.

The Equality Commission has begun a consultation on Guidance for Public Authorities on Consulting with Children and Young People. A number of events have been arranged.

The Foundation has launched a new 6 year grant programme open to all registered charities within Northern Ireland who have an annual income of less than £250,000.

Derry Well Woman has developed and launched their new website providing information on services available in-centre and in the surrounding areas on both sides of the border.

Over £1million has been awarded to three community initiatives in North Belfast, as part of an ongoing Inner North Belfast EU Urban II Community Initiative Programme.

100 free training places available at regional Further Education Colleges across Northern Ireland. Learn more about the training at one of three Information Seminars, which the Parenting Forum NI will be running in June across Northern Ireland.

A new annual award for regional development has been launched by the European Commission. The Regiostars prize will be given to projects that demonstrate innovation and good practice in their region.
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