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It could well be in NICVA’s Library. NICVA has built up a comprehensive library resource over many years, with current and historical information of all kinds... 
Judith Thompson, NI Manager for Skills for Justice, explains to NICVA the role of Skills for Justice in raising the skills agenda in Northern Ireland.
In order to tackle Antisocial Behaviour in Belfast the Belfast Community Safety Partnership and Belfast City Council invite groups within the community voluntary sector to apply for a small grant.
The Community Safety Unit of the Northern Ireland Office has commissioned Age Concern and Help the Aged to organise four listening events across Northern Ireland. Belfast Community Safety Partnership is inviting applications to its Small Grants Scheme for projects up to £1,000. The Criminal Justice programme provides financial support for activities aimed at promoting judicial cooperation in criminal matters and thus contributing to the creation of a genuine European area of justice based on mutual recognition and mutual confidence. More than 60 people from the voluntary and community sector and candidates from seven parties took part in NICVA’s election question time on Monday 12 February in the run-up to the Assembly elections in March. Footer
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