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Apply now to study community youth work (starting in September 2012) at the University of Ulster.

We offer community youth work programmes at the Magee campus (in Derry) and the Jordanstown campus (7 miles from Belfast).

The Charity Commission, the new independent regulator of Northern Ireland charities, is consulting on its first Equality Scheme and Action Plan. The Commission is firmly committed to promoting and supporting equality and diversity in its regulatory work.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is urgently seeking new volunteers for a range of one-off activities which will help the charity raise funds and continue services, supporting cancer patients and their families in Northern Ireland.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is urgently seeking new volunteers in the Bangor and Newtownards area to help with the charity’s walking service and to help at their charity shop based at 2-4 Market Street, Bangor.

Action Cancer has developed a unique awareness raising tool to help inform and educate local women on how to become more breast aware and on the importance of screening.

NI Chest, Heart & Stroke delivers a 6 week programme designed to improve the quality of life for people living with long term health conditions.

The brand new McLaren MP4-12C road car will be unveiled in Northern Ireland for the first time at a special gala ball in aid of Northern Ireland’s leading cancer charity, the Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF).

New event for the Community / Voluntary sector. Don't miss this!

The Ulster Cancer Foundation’s (UCF) Coleraine breast cancer support group is holding its next meeting on Thursday 12th April at 7.30pm in Rathain Fold, Union Street.

WEast Chernobyl is pleased to announce the launch of our 2012 Year of Diversity

Is your Group involved in the promotion of wellbeing and positive mental health? If so, this course is for you! Book by 30th March and avail of the special discount!! Limited places remaining - so don't delay!!

Website designers / developers are invited to tender for the creation of an online self-help resource to improve the mental fitness of young men in Ireland.

NSPCC is today launching a new campaign, ‘Don’t wait until you’re certain', which urges the public not to ignore that niggling doubt about a child’s safety, as concerning new figures show most people wait at least a month before picking up the phone.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation’s (UCF) generic cancer support group is holding its next meeting on Tuesday 3rd April at 7pm in the Boardroom in Craigavon Area Hospital.

Cool FM presenter, Gareth Stewart, pulled on his running shoes to officially launch the 2012 Ards Half Marathon and Walk.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is holding a number of cancer support group meetings this month at the UCF Patient Centre, Eglantine Avenue, Belfast.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation’s (UCF) Lavender Group - a breast cancer support group for young women - is holding its next meeting on Tuesday 27th March at 7.30pm at the UCF Patient Centre, Eglantine Avenue, Belfast.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation says that the hike in tobacco tax in the Budget will help more people quit smoking

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Several months ago YFNI's Committee thought it was time to refresh our outlook. The starting point to reflect this externally was a fresher logo, something simple yet eye-catching.

Depaul Ireland Belfast Regional Office have recently moved from University Street to:
Ravara House
1 Fitzwilliam Avenue
Belfast
BT7 2HJ
New Phone number is 02890 647 755

Free unique learning opportunity for local tourism and hospitality industry. Get to know about German language, customs and traditions, Give yourself the best skills possible to deal with German tourists and tour operators to increase your business.

Is your Group involved in the promotion of wellbeing and positive mental health? If so, this course is for you! Early Bird Booking Offer: Book by 30th April and avail of the special discount!! Limited places available - so don't delay!!

A PROGRAMME supporting young people in north Belfast to progress their career goals and aspirations marked the achievements of the first group of participants at a celebration event yesterday in theBlack Box, Belfast.

During one week in October you could help 10 families in desperate need of safe, decent shelter build their way out of poverty. No skills are needed just a big heart and the determination to help transform lives!