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Water sports, swimming and boxing clubs are among the beneficiaries of a new grassroots sports fund established by Fibrus.

Women with breast cancer detected by the charity come together to launch breast cancer awareness campaign

A new traffic light display, which will indicate if a charity has submitted their accounts and reports to the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland on time, is being rolled out on the register of charities.

#OrganDonationWeek runs from 18-24 September 2023 and by getting involved, you can help us save and improve more lives!

In partnership with One Young World, The National Lottery Heritage Fund is offering 10 young leaders in Northern Ireland the opportunity to attend the 2023 One Young World Summit in Belfast from 2–5 October.

Do you work with groups in the Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council area? Would they benefit from a session on how to manage their money during these difficult times?

Pre-Tender Market Engagement - Regional Service User Network for Adult Service Users and Service User Groups in Northern Ireland (Substance Use Services)

The Action Renewables Energy Storage Scholarship will be open to Ulster University students starting an MSc in Energy Storage (full time) at the Belfast Campus in September 2023.

The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland is taking a step closer to an open charity registration process by phasing out what is known as the “combined list”.

Celebrating the outstanding work of local volunteer groups across the UK.

Glenavy Ladies’ Gaelic Football Team, St Joseph’s GAC, has received a community grant from leading energy supplier Power NI through their staff sponsorship scheme, Helping Hands.

Advice NI have partnered with Special Educational Needs Advice Centre offering free training in digital skills for parents of children with additional needs.

Raffrey Farmer Dee Heron who volunteers with the Moneyreagh & District Action Cancer Fundraising Group organised an auction of over 50 ewe lambs, 2 calves, one turkey and straw at the Saintfield Livestock Mart on Friday 18th August.

In today’s rapidly evolving world, the landscape of volunteering is undergoing a transformation. Are you ready to seize the opportunity and engage a new wave of volunteers effectively?

A community sports club near Strabane has received £5,000 from the Ørsted Owenreagh Wind Farms’ Community Benefit Fund that will allow for the installation of new energy efficient LED path lighting.

Our Course Calendar for 2023-2024 has now been completed.

The More than a Bike scheme, is sponsored by Maritime Belfast Trust and Sustrans, who have come together with Migrant Help to offer individuals seeking sanctuary in Belfast refurbished bicycles, safety equipment and cycling skills training

A Craigavon charity that offers practical support to people by providing them with essential everyday items is benefiting from a £1,000 cash donation through Power NI’s Brighter Communities programme.

PlayBoard NI, the lead organisation for the development of children and young people’s play, has launched a new well-being book and resource titled Archie’s Adventures in Emotions.

While the digital landscape offers a wealth of opportunities for small businesses, it equally presents a bounty for cybercriminals.

Allen & Overy has been awarded gold level in the prestigious CORE: Responsible Business accreditation in recognition of its commitment to doing business in a way that is better for employees, the planet and the communities where they operate.

Play is one of the most effective mechanisms for engaging with children and young people within youth settings. PlayBoard NI's Playwork in a Youth Work Setting training builds upon, and complements, current youth work training.

Do you live in the Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council area or work with groups in the area? Would you like to know a bit more about how to manage your money during these difficult times?

Leading homeless charity, Simon Community NI is set to make a big splash in September with the popular Dragon Boat Race in Belfast.

GSK's IMPACT Awards reward charities that are doing excellent work to improve people’s health and wellbeing. Up to 15 awards will be made, ranging from £4,000 to £50,000, plus free training and development valued at a further £9,500.