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Winners at the 2003-04 NICVA Link Awards, supported by BT Mobile.
Actress and television presenter Julie Peasgood will present the 2003-04 Link Awards on Thursday 23 September 2004.
A Macmillan Breast Care Nurse has been appointed to The Ulster Hospital thanks to fundraising by Halifax staff.
A NICVA briefing paper on the review of Noble Measures.
It is estimated that new domestic water charges in Northern Ireland may cost the average household £315-415 per year. NICVA has written a letter to John Spellar condemning the charges and asking how low income households are expected to make these payments.
People should not have to pay the full cost of a basic need like water, NICVA has told the government.
Monday morning email with news and events for the sector.
Tell us if your details change so that we can update our database.
More than 100 nominations have been received for companies, public bodies, schools and societies in the 2004 NICVA Link Awards, sponsored by BT Mobile and supported by the Belfast Telegraph.
OFMDFM has extended its consultation on 'New TSN – the way forward: towards an anti-poverty strategy' until Friday 15 October.
Photographs from the 2003-04 Link Awards nomination evenings.
NICVA has made some further comments to the Review team, in addition to our earlier submission to the Review of Public Administration in February 2004.
Leander Harding from Belfast Exposed Photography introduces Northern Ireland's only dedicated community photography organisation.
Join NICVA in campaigning for a better anti-poverty strategy. Sign the lobbying paper and download a poster to display in your work place.
Sir George Quigley Award to promote long term sustainability in the voluntary and commmunity sector.
ARK releases research on ageing and attitudes to older people. ARK is also looking for volunteers who would like to contribute to the research and would be willing to be interviewed.
The Belfast Activity Centre sets best practice example in stamping out ageism.
New prospectus released by NICVA's Management Development Programme with courses for 2004-05. Includes four levels of management training with 75% subsidies from NICVA on all course fees.
Benchmarking and profiling project by Telephone Helplines Association.
Tessa Jowell has announced the three themes that will govern the spending of lottery funds, despite the fact that the public consultation on the issue does not close until 30 September.
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