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Lads2Dads is an accredited programme offerring support, information and advice to young fathers aged 16-25 in North and West Belfast.
Voluntary and community groups dealing with men’s issues have come together to share experiences and boost their capacity to influence policy.
An overview of upcoming business at the Assembly from 5 May-9 May 2008.
Advice NI has been ‘highly commended’ at the National eWell-Being Awards with their Advice and Guidance E-Quals programme - a blended learning training programme that accredits advisers to deliver energy advice.
Michael McGimpsey has visited the Lifeline headquarters in Belfast to raise awareness of the new helpline number. Lifeline is a regional helpline where calls are answered by trained counsellors who are experienced in dealing with suicide, self-harm, abuse, trauma, depression and anxiety. The number is:0808 808 8000.
Barracuda is a club night run by and for people with learning disabilities as part of the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival.
The Consumer Council and CCEA are helping young people understand how the consumer choices they make today affect all our lives and environment with Ecoworld - a unique new web-based game launched on Tuesday 29 April 2008.
Volunteers’ Week takes place from 1–7 June and is an annual celebration of volunteers and the work they do. To help you plan for the Week the Volunteer Development Agency has a number of free resources available on their new look website.
On International Workers Day, (1 May 2008) the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, in partnership with Law Centre (NI), has launched the second edition of a series of invaluable guides to help migrant workers secure their rights in Northern Ireland.
Do you know, or work with, a young person aged between 16-18 who would benefit from a training programme designed to provide life and work skills for employment? Then Job Ready could be what you're looking for ...
Many of the priorities and themes of the Peace III Programme have progressed substantially since the beginning of 2008. Please read below for more details.
A new fun and vibrant website, offering young people a safe environment where they can go for advice, share experiences, learn new life skills and be inspired to move on, has been launched by Young Mencap.
As the Executive plans a new strategy, voluntary and community groups will be ahead of the game. They will consider how they can contribute to a cohesive, shared and integrated society at a conference organised by NICVA on 30 May. The only ethnic minority Assembly Member will be one of the speakers.
For the next four weeks, Northern Visions will be profiling a series of television programmes looking at the Interfaces in Belfast.
The best of volunteering organisations that Lisburn City has to offer attended the prestigious Mayor’s Awards for Volunteers, hosted by Ms Nuala McKeever, at Lagan Valley Island on Thursday 24 April.
As part of the Museum’s outreach work, members of the Sure Start Chinese mother and toddler goup, working with a Sri Lankan artist, Anushiya Sundaralingam, have created colourful art pieces inspired by the Ulster Museum’s Victorian costume collection.
Économusée Northern Europe is a unique and exciting opportunity for local crafts artisans in North Antrim and Donegal Gaeltacht to join a travel trail in cultural tourism.
Newry and Mourne District Council joined the celebrations in Belfast to mark the launch of Community Relations Week from 26 April to 2 May, organised by the Community Relations Council.
On the eve of the first anniversary of the re-establishment of Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive and legislative assembly, peacebuilders from across the world will share their perspectives, practice and experience of the challenges of peacebuilding.
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