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The closing date for applciations to become members of the Joint Forum is Friday 14 May.
Announcing a new website for community based learning, www.callnetni.org.
A third European peace programme should be rolled out in Ireland early in 2007.
Is the consultation document on the future of New TSN the first step towards a fully fledged Anti-Poverty Strategy for Northern Ireland? By Gordon McCullough.
An information list detailing specific topics and websites where you can access further information on the subject.
Article describing Management Committee financial roles and responsibilities.
Monday morning news and events update from NICVA.
Arts and culture venues operating on a voluntary basis are exempt from paying VAT ticket sales.
Opportunity for women-returners, lone parents and unemployed people in the Greater Belfast area to gain free ICT qualifications.
New website launched by the Chinese Welfare Association.
Key ideas papers commissioned by CIVICUS, based on the four sub-themes of the World Assembly.
Highlights from the CIVICUS 5th biennial World Assembly.
NICVA conference to explore our place in a new Europe.
It may not be Wimbledon Common, but there's a chance to try some Womble style litter picking moves this Friday by participating in DoYourService's anti litter campaign in Andersonstown.
NICVA calls for nominations for senior managers to participate in new Joint Forum training. By Zoe Anderson, Public Affairs Officer at NICVA.
A call for participants to test broadband for the Socia.net project.
An opportunity for your organisation to be picked as Sky's charity partner.
Northern Ireland the first all-access broadband region in Europe.
Final response from NICVA to the 'Pathways for Change' document produced by the Taskforce on Resourcing the Voluntary and Community Sector.
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