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Finance Minister Nigel Dodds is encouraging people to respond to the current consultations to improve the domestic rating system.
NICVA has submitted a response to the Review of the Civic Forum in Northern Ireland.
The Special EU Programmes Body has reminded potential applicants that the deadline for this year’s submissions is just over a week away on 5 September at 5.00pm.
A first-ever cross border plan, which describes how 43 partners will work across sectors and across the border for the benefit of socially excluded women within the north west, was launched recently.
The Assembly returns from summer recess on 31 August. NICVA has been taking advantage of the gap in diaries by organising a series of meetings with MLAs and officials from political parties.
Concern is hosting an outdoor exhibition at Belfast City Hall, until 11 September, alongside a series of free public events. Building Unity through Diversity aims to challenge our perceptions of developing countries, and also to celebrate the diversity of our society.
'Changing the Patterns of the Past: Putting People First in the Regeneration of North Belfast' is a new report produced by Participation and the Practice of Rights Project. The report analyses six urban regeneration masterplans covering north Belfast and finds serious problems with them.
Do you know any ‘hard to heat’ homes which would benefit from an energy makeover? If so then NIE Energy and DSD may be able to help and are keen to hear from you.
A number of SEUPB-led Peace III schemes including the measure - Creating Shared Public Space - are coming to a close.
With autumn approaching, maybe you’re thinking of updating your skills, breaking a habit or making a lifestyle change. Why not try these gems from NICVA’s training calendar for size?
If you’ve recently become a NICVA member you’ll know all about the great benefits, but perhaps if you’re a longstanding member there may have been some changes and additions you might not be aware of.
The Shared Neighbourhood Programme will create 30 shared housing schemes over the next three years.
The next women’s policy forum will be hosted by Fermanagh Women’s Network on Thursday 18 September from 10.30am – 12.30pm in Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow, Enniskillen.
Could your group do with some charity or governance advice? We’ve got the answer ...
Healthy Food for All and safefood are establishing a Demonstration Programme on Community Food Initiatives and are looking for funding applications from eligible groups and organisations.
The Police Ombudsman’s Office is to launch a trial project to gauge support for the use of mediation as a way of dealing with some less serious complaints against the police. The project is being launched initially in north and west Belfast and, depending on feedback from officers and complainants, it may then be rolled out to other areas of Northern Ireland.
The Cedar Foundation celebrates the achievements of its Children and Young People’s Services.
Conor Murphy MP MLA addresses local Social Enterprises and supporters of the social enterprise sector who gathered to celebrate the success of the Social Enterprise Newry and Mourne Programme.
On International Youth Day, the Youth Panel of the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People delivered its video verdict on how adults regard teenagers.
The NICVA facilitated policy fora will be back in action again in September. Are you or your organisation interested in trying to influence policy makers? The policy fora aim to enhance the capacity of organisations to make policy responses, coordinate policy information, participate in policy development, and influence decision making.
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