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This week, NICVA remembers with fondness one of those responsible for the council's formation.

THe Northern Ireland Rural Development Council RDC has appointed Roy Hanna and James Currie to its ruling Council.

The NI Human Rights Commission has launched a great new website and email news briefing.

In an article we ran in August, Community NI covered the issue of fraud against charities and groups in Northern Ireland. A keen reader alerted the site to issues around data security, particularly of personal or financially sensitive information which may be held on computers in the workplace.

Youth in the County Antrim village of Crumlin are about to embark on a fascinating creative journey involving local knowledge, teamwork, community empowerment, a magical Clock Tower and time travel!

The Website version of the NICVA research email briefing, highlighting news, events, publications and information relevant to the sector.

With only hours to go to 2006's Charity Oscars, find out what the nominees are nominated for...

The FSA is inviting applications for projects which help people make good financial choices.

All schools in Northern Ireland, controlled or maintained or other, are invited to apply under the seventh round of the Integrated Education Fund Grant Making Programme, “Promoting a Culture of Tolerance in Schools” (PACT VII).
Voluntary and Community organisations are now invited to submit proposals to Northern Drugs and Alcohol Co-Ordination Team (NDACT) up to a maximum value of £2,500 to address Alcohol
and Drug outcomes as identified within the NDACT Action Plan 2006-2009.
Following contact from NICVA, Transact have confirmed that RBS Innovate is also open to applications from organisations in Northern Ireland - although original guidelines did not indicate so.

A shakeup in the way local further and higher education colleges are run here means governors are being sought for institutes.

The Department for International Development invites applications to its Mini Grants Fund 2007 from organisations or networks with an interest in development education work in Northern Ireland.

A guide to support available to community groups has been launched.
The Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize of $1.5 million (U.S.) is awarded annually to an organization making extraordinary contributions toward alleviating human suffering anywhere in the world.
The Gates Award for Global Health was established to reward and exemplify organisations which have developed processes for improving health, especially in resource poor settings, with measurable results.

North Belfast Community Transport and the Junction in Derry are profiled as new members.

One volunteer documents her experiences in Nepal with INFO Nepal.

Big Lottery Fund would like to invite interested groups to the launch of the Improving Community Buildings programme.

Lisburn Community Network is developing its new website designed to promote and support Lisburn's community and voluntary groups. Local groups are asked for their input, ideas and requests.
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