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The Northern Ireland Assembly is in recess from 5 July to 31 August 2008.
Seamus Mc Aleavey, Chief Executive of NICVA, has welcomed the news that the Charities Bill for Northern Ireland has passed through its final stage at the Northern Ireland Assembly.
The legislation necessary to create a Charity Commission for Northern Ireland passed through its final stage in the Assembly on Monday 30 June. Now the Bill approved the search is on for NI first Charity Commissioners.
Accompanying a photographic exhibition by a young Polish artist, Ormeau Baths Gallery is hosting an evening of international cuisine ... you won't get in without a wok (or something)
Environment Minister Sammy Wilson has vowed the new Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) - launched on 1 July - will forge an effective partnership with business in delivering a strong and safe environment.
It could well be in NICVA’s Library. NICVA has built up a comprehensive library resource over many years, with current and historical information of all kinds...
BCM launch a new project (LITE 60+ - Living Independently Through Empowerment) to help older people in South and East Belfast to continue to live on their own.
An overview of upcoming business at the Assembly from 30 June to 4 July 2008.
Rural Community Network recently brought over 100 people together to explore the issues of trust, equality and rights as central to growing sustainable rural communities. The conference was held in Oxford Island, Lurgan and was attended by local government, equality groups, elected representatives, community groups and public bodies.
Energy Minister Arlene Foster is encouraging Northern Ireland to have its say in the debate about renewable energy.
A unique collaboration between NICVA and nine of the Sector Skills Councils (SSCs), has produced the highly praised Northern Ireland Voluntary and Community Sector Skills Survey 2008 report, launched by Sir Reg Empey at Stormont.
NICVA is delighted to welcome several new members to the organisation.
Health Minister, Michael McGimpsey has introduced legislation into the Assembly to bring about important reforms within health and social care. The Health and Social Care (Reform) Bill, which had its First Reading in the Assembly on 23 June, sets out the legislative framework for new structural reforms.
The Equality Commission has welcomed the appointment of eight new Commissioners, including a new Deputy Chief Commissioner.
A new initiative launched by the Woodland Trust will offer schools the opportunity to bring green issues, the great outdoors and the wonderful world of wildlife into the classroom with a range of resources and a new award scheme.
An overview of upcoming business at the Assembly from 23 June to 27 June 2008.
Voice of children not being heard says NICCY. Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People, Patricia Lewsley, urged all concerned to end the uncertainty over school transfers.
Following its success over the past few years, Ready Steady Grow is running again. Backed by the Ulster University and the School for Social Entrepreneurs, Ready Steady Grow is a programme aimed at CEOs looking to strengthen entrepreneurial behaviour, develop skills and gain knowledge in the Social Sector.
Hostelling International Northern Ireland, in association with Ardclinis Adventure Centre, is now offering a new exhilerating adventure and cultural package.
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