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The latest report from the Economic Development Forum reveals poverty in Northern Ireland is a major concern.
Forget Clinton Cards and fluffy teddy bears and try an alternative gift on Valentines Day.
Monday's news and events roundup for the sector.
In four months a new website called CALLnet will be launched. Director of Community Network Portadown, Patricia Cooke, talks about her organisation's involvement in developing the site.
Now that NICVA's redesigned website has been available for a year, we ask you for your feedback and comments about how useful it has been to you so far.
Weekly email alert of events and information in the sector, including news of a survey of NICVA's website.
Everyone has a duty to take more responsibility for older people in our society. Start now by observing some practical steps to help older people in the cold weather.
NICVA welcomes participants to its 'HR Awareness and Skills' training.
Concordia offers busaries to send delegates to the World Assembly and funding for transnational activities.
Northern Ireland has been in denial about racism for far too long. We have sheltered behind notions that we are a friendly people who welcome strangers.
A group that aims to improve democracy in the Republic of Ireland will come to Belfast next week to learn from what has been happening in the North.
NICVA condemns racist attacks in Belfast and calls for changes to attitudes and public services.
Details on the proceedings of the Peace II roundtable discussions between the SEUPB and members of the voluntary and community sector.
NICVA guidance and analysis on the 'Pathways for Change' document.
Welcome back to the email briefing for 2004.
NICVA's Charity Advice Information Officer, Brid McKernon, introduces Scotland's new charity regulator.
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