Local entrepreneurs and science enthusiasts Elita Frid and Rose McMurrough saw a gap in the curriculum for teaching primary school children science in a fun and engaging environment.
Chartered Institute of Fundraising Northern Ireland
The Institute of Fundraising Northern Ireland, supported by Coca-Cola HBC Northern Ireland is calling on nominations for its Annual Fundraising Awards, taking place in Belfast on Tuesday 6th June 2017 and hosted by Claire McCollum.
The Jungle NI has a strong history of service provision for various Schools or Youth groups, and can tailor your visit according to your specific needs and budget requirements.
For bookings email hugh@thejungleni.com or call Hugh on 02886748881
Social enterprise NOW Group has a number of different volunteering opportunities available for older or retired people. Why not get in touch and let us match your interests to volunteering positions currently available?
The Acorn Fund Giving Circle (AGC) is calling for applications to its small grants scheme, which provides financial support of up to £500 to local groups that work with, or support, children and young people in the Derry City area.
The Belfast Area Partnerships have called for “deeper holistic dialogue and engagement” amongst its respective local communities and citizens, a packed audience at Queen’s University Belfast has heard.
TAMHI (Tackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues) has won £1,500 at a Dragons' Den style event organised by Social Enterprise NI and sponsored by the Ulster Community Investment Trust (UCIT).
Research out this year from the University of Oxford has revealed that the more often people eat with others, the more likely they are to feel happy and satisfied with their lives.
150 young people, youth leaders, schools and filmmakers came together recently to celebrate their creativity and achievements in cross-community filmmaking as part of Cinemagic’s Urban Villages Film Project.
Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) has joined forces with Barnardo’s NI in order to identify and protect children and young people from accidental house fires.
Jago, a communications and public relations practice based in Belfast, has launched The Go Project, its own corporate social responsibility initiative founded on the belief that communications with purpose can play a key role in improving lives.
Crossroads Care NI provides support to young carers aged between 5-23yrs. Being a young carer has its rewards, but it can also place significant demands on the children and young people involved.Crossroads
The Thomas Devlin Fund is open for applications for 2017. Bursaries of up to £1,750 are available for young people aged 15-19 who would like to pursue a career or study in music. The closing date for applications has been extended to 31 March.
