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Research into how the affluent decide the level of their donations to charity
The Charity Commission, the regulator for England and Wales' 190,000 registered charities, has published its annual report for 2005-06.
CiNI engaged in a wide-ranging consultation with their membership on the draft strategy and it is their response to the draft strategy which provides the benchmark for CiNI's analysis of the DHSSPS Consultation on Supporting the Cost of Home-Based Childcare – The Government’s Proposals on a Home Childcarer Approval Scheme.
CiNI engaged in a wide-ranging consultation with their membership on the draft strategy and it is their response to the draft strategy which provides the benchmark for CiNI's analysis of the New Post-Primary Arrangements and the Proposal for a draft Education (Northern Ireland) Order.
CiNI engaged in a wide-ranging consultation with their membership on the draft strategy and it is their response to the draft strategy which provides the benchmark for CiNI's analysis of the this corporate plan.
Children in Northern Ireland welcomes this opportunity to respond to the Report of the Separate Representation Sub-Group of COAC. Children in Northern Ireland is represented on the Sub-Group by the Children’s Law Centre.
Children in Northern Ireland (CiNI) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Report of the Court Welfare Office Sub-Committee.
Children in Northern Ireland is responding to the review of voluntary and community sector's contribution to the criminal justice system in our capacity as the umbrella body for the children’s voluntary sector in NI, as such our contribution to the review is focused at a strategic level.
This Guide aims to provide an overview of the key sources of financial support available to the third sector.
CiNI welcomes the Review of Mental Health and Learning Disability Northern Ireland.
CiNI welcomes the DHSSPS consultation on the NI Suicide Prevention Strategy and Action Plan 2006-2011.
Weekly round of of news and views for the voluntary and community sector
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The guidance is intended to help government departments, non-departmental public bodies (NDPBs), other funding bodies themselves distributing public money to the third sector.
Raising money for out-of-school-hours learning: a practical guide to trust fundraising for school and school groups.
May’s NICVA news introduces a new feature - finance news, the first in a series of articles bringing you the latest news, tips and good practice around everyday workplace issues.
Spring has sprung a few surprises - Peace III finally arrives and there's news of a £14 million fund for children’s projects...
Spring 2006 Edition of C.A.U.S.E newsletter
The results of the Viewfinder 5 survey that asked the voluntary and community sector to give its views on the smoking ban, childcare in the sector, attitudes to local council, attitudes to disabilities and an overview of the key issues likely to affect the sector in the next five years.
The March issue of NICVA's European newsletter focuses on Peace III and upcoming seminars at NICVA.
The latest round up of news and events for the sector
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