Basil McCrea MLA and a local children’s charity challenged Northern Ireland’s local politicians to consider the real impact of their decisions on young people leaving care.
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Ashton Community Trust and Ledcom, two of our leading social enterprises are organising a series of workshops.
We are petitioning Northern Ireland Government to drive an awareness campaign on childcare affordability. The high cost of childcare leaves many families struggling, however there is financial help available to bring down the cost of childcare.
We are petitioning Northern Ireland Government to drive an awareness campaign on childcare affordability. The high cost of childcare leaves many families struggling, however there is financial help available to bring down the cost of childcare.
Barnardo’s NI Primary School Counselling service, ‘Time 4 Me’ which aims to increase emotional well-being in order to improve learning potential, recently launched a briefing paper entitled ‘Breaking Down Barriers to Learning’ at Parliament Buildings.
NSPCC Foyle, in conjunction with the Waterfoot Hotel, is calling on local people to make their teabreak count this Spring, by stopping for tea on Wednesday 29 February in aid of vulnerable local children.
The NSPCC’s Young Witness Service, which supports young people as they give evidence in criminal proceedings, is invaluable to those who may already have experienced great personal trauma and who are facing re-living this trauma in court.
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) has joined with Tri Limits and Chain Reaction Cycles to bring you Ireland’s toughest triathlon – the Northern Ireland Decaman/Iron Distance Challenge.
Officially launched in Dublin on October 9th by President Bill Clinton, 21st to 28th January has been designated as Haiti Week. Events & activities will be held throughout Ireland to raise awareness of Haiti through art, music and the business community.
A series of four surveys have been carried out with Volunteer Now members between 2009- 2011. The focus has been to monitor the impact of the economic downturn and public expenditure cuts on volunteer involvement and volunteer management practices.
We are currently looking for organizations that will be able to benefit from a vast array of skills and support that Northern Ireland companies can offer - for FREE! Volunteers are ready to tackle your project in 2012 and really make a difference!
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is holding a walk specifically for cancer patients on Saturday 14th January at Bloomfield Walkway, Holywood Arches,Belfast.
Founded in 1981 by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, The Art of Living Foundation is a not-for-profit, educational and humanitarian Organisation engaged in stress-management and service initiatives. The organisation operates globally in 151 countries
The NI Policing Board is currently recruiting for the appointment of Independent Members to Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs). They are holding several information evenings to allow anyone interested to find out more.
The WCRP website details hundreds of courses available for women ranging from sewing to computerized accounts to women’s studies. Many courses are free, many offer childcare (subject to availability). Search the site at http://wcrpeducation.org.uk/
Landowners in the Faughan Valley are being offered the gift of new native woodland thanks to an exciting new landscape initiative, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Addiction NI, a local drug and alcohol treatment charity has organised a 10K run around Ormeau Park on March 11 2012, to help raise funds for their vital work. It's the perfect excuse to keep you on track with fitness or weight loss resolutions.
