As the lead organisation dedicated to promoting play, PlayBoard is inviting children and young people (aged to 18 years old) to participate in a survey to assess the current state of play provision in Northern Ireland.
Renowned Co Down Artist Kathryn Callaghan has unveiled a unique exhibition gracing the stunning Northern Ireland coastline this summer. The Northern Ireland Art Trail, curated by Kathryn, showcases ten original artworks.
As part of the consultation process for the Lough Neagh Resilience Plan, the public is being invited to attend a consultation webinar on Tuesday 30 July at 7.00pm where they will have opportunity to hear from four experts speaking about Lough Neagh.
SOMA Festival will return to Castlewellan, County Down this month for three days of excellent musical performances from artists right across the whole of Ireland.
The leading provider of electricity in Northern Ireland has made a £1,000 donation to support coaches and players at Newforge Taggers Tag Rugby Football Club through its ‘Brighter Communities’ initiative.
GSK's IMPACT Awards are for charities with total annual income between £150,000 and £3 million.
The new GSK Community Health programme supports small charities tackling health inequalities with total annual income between £20,000 and £150,000.
The deadline for entries to the 2024 Social Enterprise Northern Ireland Awards has been extended until midnight on Wednesday, July 31. This extension gives social enterprises the opportunity to submit their entries for one of the 16 prestigious awards.
The well known SOMA Festival will be returning to Castlewellan, County Down later this month with a whole host of musical performances, exciting activities and holistic experiences.
A whole host of family fun activities is planned to take place at Belfast’s City Hall in conjunction with the annual parades to commemorate The Twelfth.
The Allstate Foundation is proud to mark another year of making an impact in Northern Ireland communities, donating a quarter of a million pounds to local registered charities in 2023.
The comprehensive programme covers everything from advanced leadership theories and professional practices to leveraging data and deploying AI in leadership. It goes far beyond the traditional curriculum, ensuring that our participants are equipped with t
An internationally acclaimed, award-winning interactive VR adventure that transports you into the heart of the Acid House movement is heading for Belfast early next year.
Following their receipt of a £54,800 grant from the Wolfson Foundation and a generous bequest from a previous resident, Abbeyfield Belfast Society has completed a project to create a calming sensory garden at their East Belfast-based Bell Rotary House.
Guidance from the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland aims to support charities in staying on the right side of the law in the run up to the July 4 General Election.
Spearheaded by "Join the Dots Together", groups of varying origin and outreach, united in the common aim of care for creation came together to reveal an exciting line up of events planned around International Day of Peace in September.
Changes to rules relating to the recovery of benefit overpayments mean that recovery will now be sought in the vast majority of cases. This has shifted the spotlight to the Department’s discretionary power to waive recovery.
This full day course will provide in-depth information and understanding on Personal Independence Payments from entitlement to medical evidence issues.
This half day course will enable participants to understand the value of Independent Advocacy to individuals and our wider society and equip learners with key concepts.
This overview level session will equip advisers with a more detailed knowledge and appreciation of key issues faced by survivors as they navigate social security, housing, and employment issues either for the first time or indeed help advisers understand
• As many as 80,000 people currently homeless
• Soaring private rental costs forcing people to lose their homes
• People experiencing ‘hidden homelessness’ for at least six months
