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NICVA's Annual Report 2007 was presented at an AGM on 7 December 2007
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NICVA Chair, Bob Stronge, reported that the challenges we face are the same for society as a whole - how do we develop a modern, inclusive and effective sector that is able to drive forward social change; to contribute to a prosperous and dynamic society where citizens are valued and inequality and sectarianism become things of the past? As a sector providing employment for over 25,000 people (State of the Sector IV) we have a pivotal role in shaping a new modern Northern Ireland.
He said:
"At times NICVA has to sit in an uneasy place between government and the sector, particularly with regard to policy comment and campaigning but also in terms of the modernisation and change agenda. In my time as chair I have begun to appreciate what a delicate balancing act this can be!
"We have a leadership responsibility to the sector; we exist to work for positive social change, to promote our collective values and protect vital services to the vulnerable and disadvantaged.
He highlighted a number of key milestones for the organisation and thanked Seamus McAleavey, the chief executive, his fellow Executive Committee members and all the staff in NICVA for their individual and collective achievements in implementing the development plan.
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