The event at Parliament Buildings was hosted by Robbie Butler MLA and attended by Health Minister Mike Nesbitt who pledged to “do what I can” to support the continued work by professionals and organisations,
The ‘Connected Landscapes: How Your Local River Impacts Lough Neagh’ roadshow is free to attend and open to all. Information events are being held in Ballynure, Broughshane, Cookstown, Draperstown and Hilltown.
An exciting new project that will introduce fully accessible toilet facilities to the popular harbour area of Newcastle is being backed by Northern Ireland’s largest energy provider.
The Eden Project have teamed up with the CO-OP to offer food vouchers to help people take part in The Big Lunch annual celebration of community and neighbourhood.
A charity that helps parents coping with the grief of miscarriage, baby loss, and neonatal death is launching a new service with support from Northern Ireland’s leading energy provider.
A new report by Early Years - the organisation for young children, has highlighted the challenges faced by community and voluntary sector early years providers.
St Joseph’s Nursery School in Carryduff has received a £600 donation from Northern Ireland’s leading energy provider, Power NI, to help increase the social, emotional, and cognitive development of its pupils.
One of Northern Ireland’s largest social housing providers is pleased to announce that Tiny Life and Community Rescue Service have been chosen as their Charities of the Year.
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Finnebrogue Foods cut 6.6 million litres of water waste and saved £26k+ a year by switching to NI Washrooms’ URIFRESH waterless urinals — no odours, no blockages, just smarter, greener facilities. #Sustainability #WaterSaving
Ulster chef and writer Paula McIntyre encourages everyone to join in with The Big Lunch and submit our favourite go to family and personal recipes for parties and celebrations to The Big Lunch Recipe Book
ProfileTree unveils a pioneering AI training and implementation service specifically designed for charities and voluntary organisations across Northern Ireland, helping the third sector harness artificial intelligence to enhance service delivery.
Legal firm Pinsent Masons has presented forty new books to pupils at one County Antrim primary school with the hope it will pique their interest in politics and governance.
Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Micky Murray, was joined by The High Sheriff Councillor Fiona McAteer, in congratulating East Belfast Enterprise on being the first enterprise agency to be awarded Belfast Business Promise Member status.
Every year Action Cancer helps to save and support 20,000 people across Northern Ireland through the delivery of its services including the provision of 8,000 breast screening appointments at Action Cancer House and on board the Big Bus.
The Mind Tribe UK have been appointed by Belfast City Council to lead a new research and consultation project aimed at identifying the barriers faced by individuals from Newcomer Communities in accessing entrepreneurial support.
