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An invitation to those working on alcohol awareness to attend an initial meeting about a new training resource.
Northern Ireland will celebrate International Men's Health Week for the first time this June, focusing on the theme 'Males and Obesity'.
An information briefing on the European 'GRUNDTVIG' fund for adult education and lifelong learning.
Nearly one hundred volunteering groups across the UK have been chosen as winners of this year’s prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, giving recognition to the unsung heroes in our communities that play an essential role in our daily lives.
Arts organisations in Northern Ireland are again being encouraged to keep accessibility high on the agenda. ADAPT NI's Universal Accessibility Project is open for business.
Results announced on NICCY consultation.
NICVA is encouraging low income groups to apply for its fundraising software at the offer price of £10. The current offer made possible by Lloyds TSB Foundation closes on 20 June 2005.
Short film being made about The Speedwell Trust in Parkanaur.
The general public are to vote on who gets lottery funding under the new Big Lottery Fund scheme called the People's Millions.
The Direct Debit Charity Awards is a nationwide competition open to all UK charities. It is designed to recognise the efforts of charitable organisations in increasing regular donations by encouraging Direct Debit payments amongst donors.
Request a visit from the BBC Big Yellow Bus to try some IT taster sessions and tell your local stories for broadcast.
Apply now for a place on the Concordia Rural Development Study Tour taking place from 27 June - 1 July 2005.
Charities Aid Foundation has opened its grants programme for 2005 to 2006. CAF will focus its funds on two Funds: (1)consultancy and training and (2)collaboration.
Join other not for profit organisations to oppose sectarianism, racism and all other manifestations of intolerance and violence.
The British Heart Foundation (BHF) challenges women in Northern Ireland to join the fight against heart disease and support 2005 Help a Heart Week.
This is health eating week and may be the right time for employers to encourage healthy eating at work.
Auction of movie memorabilia at the 'Night at the Movies' fundraiser for Simon Community.
New ministerial appointments for Northern Ireland following general election on 5 May 2005.
Plant a cyber seed and watch it grow at The Giving Field.
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