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The Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for Social Development is commencing the Committee Stage of the Charities Bill.

The first IOF Lunchtime Bites event of the year has been fully booked ahead of the event. SEUPB Peace III Presentation available to download from this article.

The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment is seeking to appoint up to eight members to fill vacancies on the Board with effect from 01 April 2008.

An overview of upcoming business at the Assembly from 14 January 2008 to 18 January 2008.
NICVA | Sean Kelly | 14 Jan 2008

UNISON Community & Voluntary branch wants to give public acknowledgement to the important work undertaken by the voluntary and community sector to improve equality and human rights in our society.
UNISON | Pauline Kersten | 10 Jan 2008

The Northern Ireland Community Builders Programme is aimed at community workers in locally based community organizations working on the ground to build peace and stability in their communities in Northern Ireland.

Excited Link nominees prepare for a big night out (or two)

Local firm Graham’s Home Bakery, a supplier of cake and biscuit products to major retail outlets in the North and South of Ireland, is seeking a charity partner for a long-term, mutually beneficial relationship.

In September last year Banbridge and Craigavon Carers, a small Northern Ireland charity, decided to participate in a NICVA governance review. Our short video lets you see what they thought of the process.
NICVA | Oonagh Kane | 08 Jan 2008

Third Sector has reported that St Giles Hospice based in Lichfield, Staffordshire has joined a growing list of charities which apply Gift Aid to Charity Shop donations.
Northern Bank has launched the third round of its Community Grants programme which distributes £100,000 for local community activities across Northern Ireland.
The DSD have provided a summary update on the modernisation fund assessment process.

This year, Global Peacebuilders is publishing a catalogue approaches to peacebuilding currently being utilised by individuals and voluntary and community organisations from across the world - and we'd like you to participate!

In the first of a series of interviews with voluntary and community groups and sector skills councils, NICVA caught up with Stevie Johnston, Director of WEA, and Carol O Kane, Development Officer from The Creative and Cultural Sector Skills council

The next meeting of the Women's policy forum, facilitated by NICVA, will take place on Tuesday 15 January at 10.30am.

The Developing Managers Programme (DMP) was launched in 1995 in response to a demand from business for a management development initiative targeted specifically at middle/aspiring senior managers. Since then some 19 programmes have since taken place. In this time, more than 300 managers have participated, with the programme having received a Regional Training Award for excellence.

If so, we'd love to hear about it! This new year, share news locally and internationally about the work you are doing to build peace by creating a free profile in the Global Peacebuilders database.

B&Q's You Can Do It scheme is to reopen on 28 January 2008 to new applications.

How should the millions from dormant accounts be spent in Northern Ireland? NICVA is convening a roundtable discussion on 31 January 2008 on how the dormant accounts fund could be allocated.

The Deputy Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Bernie Kelly, hosted a special reception on Wednesday 12 December to recognise the work and the achievements of The Cedar Foundation.
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