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Positive Steps, climate change, money for the sector and a new NICVA training programme are all on this month's agenda
Setting up for Success is a new practical handbook which will give your community group all the information you need to grow from strength to strength.
Problems with the printers have held up the April edition of SCOPE.
April brings a useful charity law update on the new Community Interest Company structure, plus a guide to best practice in charity governance, with useful tips on getting the most from your organisation's Chair. There's also news of changes to maternity and carer's leave.
NICVA launches its latest Policy Manifesto and Community Buyer.org, a new trading website for the sector
Footprints of Positive Steps getting lost in the sand.
A round up of the most important stories of the week including: NICVA responds to draft Peace III Operational Plan; Celebrating voluntary and community communications; Communicating effectively online; and What do you think an ICT strategy should look like?
Download the Euroflash February 2007 issue here.
NICVA has collaborated with Combat Poverty Agency in the Republic to produce a guide to finding your way round the budget.
Download the Euroflash January 2007 edition.
QUB Human Rights Centre publishes newsletter for January 2007
Download EuroFlash September 2006 here.
Consultation has now finished on the proposals which NICVA is submitting to DSD to inform their review of support services in the voluntary and community sector. The full document can be read here.
Local Strategy Partnerships (LSPs) have been part of the Northern Ireland landscape since 2000 evolving from the District Partnership model (PEACE I: 1995-1999). As Northern Ireland enters into one of the most complex and radical change programmes ever undertaken, what place will LSPs have?
An action plan produced by the Office of the Third Sector into how government can partner with voluntary organisations to deliver public services.
This month sees good news on the anti-poverty front with the government's commitment to a new strategy that aims to eradicate poverty by the year 2020.
The Compact formalises the Government's relationship to the voluntary and community sector. Signed by Tony Blair MP, Marjorie Mowlam MP and Jacqueline Irwin, Chair of NICVA at the time of the publication.
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