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The only black necked swans in Northern Ireland have given birth at Castle Espie to three cygnets...
The Council for Integrated Education welcomed the publication of the 'Shared Future' policy and strategic framework for good relations in Northern Ireland today...
People with disabilities should have equal rights and opportunities within an inclusive society.
“Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.”
Article 27, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Owners of polluting factories and landfill sites across Northern Ireland were put on notice this week as Friends of the Earth published a new guide to fighting pollution...
Announcing the upcoming relaunch of the Callnet website which gives direction for learning in Northern Ireland.
Callnet featured learning provider WEA is an independent voluntary organisation set up in 1910 to make learning accessible to all men and women especially those removed from the educational experience.
Some charitable groups/organisations may set up a “business” or “trading arm”, as a way to generate income on a more substantial or permanent basis.
Social enterprises are dynamic businesses with a social purpose working all around the UK and internationally to deliver lasting social and environmental change.
Slow Food Ireland's seventh annual Festival will celebrate artisan food and local producers as it tries to persuade us to banish 'fast food and fast lives'.
NICVA welcomes the decision by Minister John Spellar to give short-term funding of £1.1 million to women’s organisations. It is a response to pressure, including a public march last month, organised by the NICVA Women’s Policy Forum...
NICVA’s Budget Panel welcomes many of the measures in the Budget, especially the extra help for low paid families, pensioners and lone parents and additional investment in education...
An announcement from Community Arts Forum (CAF) about an upcoming international conference on community and voluntary arts. A CAF, NICVA and RCN partnership.
The Labour Relations Agency is hosting seminars on recent changes to statutory procedures which aim to ensure minimum standards are met when handling dismissals and disciplinary and grievance matters.
Today sees the launch of 'Joined Up' - a resource manual promoting good relations in the school community developed by NICIE and the Corrymeela Community...
Guidance for voluntary and community organisations on obtaining insurance. By Frances McAtamney, NICVA Membership Officer.
Monitoring Committees oversee the strategic implementation of each EU funding programme.
A summary of the six EU funding programmes.
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