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NICCY calls for the Review of Public Administration to make sure children and young people’s voices are heard.
Public administration in Northern Ireland is due for shake up. Many argue that Northern Ireland is over-governed and this is costing us money. What are your views? Register for NICVA's first econsultation to make them known.
A voluntary position has arisen at VDA. The appointment of Chairperson is for three years initially with the possibility of a second three-year term.
Public administration in Northern Ireland is due for shake up. Many argue that Northern Ireland is over-governed and this is costing us money. Join in NICVA's econsultation on the topic.
NICCY welcomes Minister for Children with letter outlining priority areas for attention.
Entries are now invited to the 2005 Guardian Charity Awards in association with NatWest & The Royal Bank of Scotland.
From 'Postive Steps' to 'Investing Together': development and difference conference report.
New government website keeps voluntary and community groups informed of government funding.
University of Ulster students are to embark on a leadership development and professional internship programme in Washington DC, USA.
NICVA is encouraging low income groups to apply for its fundraising software at the offer price of £10. The current offer made possible by Lloyds TSB Foundation closes on 20 June 2005.
New ministerial appointments for Northern Ireland following general election on 5 May 2005.
ACEVO welcomes the government's commitment to the third sector.
NICVA responds to the consultation on the Review of Charity Administration and Legislation in Northern Ireland.
NICVA has prepared its response to the Big Lottery Fund consultation on outcomes and priorities for Northern Ireland which closes on 13 May 2005.
Many policy changes are taking place that will have a huge impact on the voluntary and community sector - and here's another one. The Department for Social Development is consulting on charity law and administration in Northern Ireland.
Joint Forum training for voluntary and community sector managers and civil servants which will focus on consultation, policy development, funding and the Priorities and Budget process.
A consultation document has been launched on the next and final stage of the process to reshape governance in Northern Ireland.
A six page briefing paper to inform the discussion on the Priorities and Budget 2005-08.
The letter and position paper submitted to John Spellar, MP, from NICVA and 177 voluntary and community organisations in Northern Ireland in opposition to the government's proposals in 'New TSN - the way forward'.
NICVA has made some further comments to the Review team, in addition to our earlier submission to the Review of Public Administration in February 2004.
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