A free practical workshop for treasurers, or those that keep the financial records, of small charities to help them establish appropriate financial systems.
Young people with additional needs aged 16 – 30 from Belfast and surrounding areas who took part in a summer activity programme hosted by award-winning charity Autonomie have hailed it the “best ever”.
The Patient and Client Council is running a series of Road Shows across Northern Ireland to give people the opportunity to talk to a panel of leaders and decision makers about local and regional Health and Social Care services.
Belfast-based industrial sewing contractor, Uselect, has teamed up with Vivomed, a specialist sports medicine supply company based in Downpatrick, to develop a spinal trauma bag for the Premiership Rugby Union club, London Irish.
The Developing Governance Group in association with the Charity Commission and local support networks are hosting a roadshow of seminars focusing on the new accounting and reporting regulations and the revised code of good governance.
Autonomie has appointed 8 new volunteers after a surge in demand on the back of the Covid pandemic and following the launch of its SAIL and Family Voice Hub pilot projects.
Volunteers from Trinity Housing, the Woodland Trust and South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust have teamed up to plant 300 trees provided by the Woodland Trust at Trinity Housing’s supported Housing Scheme, Cedar Court in Downpatrick.
Over 100,000 people have registered for organiser packs and the number is still climbing with The Big Jubilee Lunch events taking place in cities, towns and villages throughout the United Kingdom in honour of Her Majesty’s 70 year reign.
Regional President of St Vincent de Paul, Mary Waide, is urging shoppers to think of others and shop consciously when redeeming their £100 Spend Local pre-paid card.
Clanmil Housing’s Ardilea Close family housing scheme in Downpatrick has scooped a top prize at annual awards organised by the Northern Ireland Housing Council, a statutory body set up to advise on housing policy in Northern Ireland.
To support community and voluntary sector groups considering making an application to the £880,000 CFNI Comic Relief Programme a series of information roadshows are being held throughout Northern Ireland during May.
The Northern Ireland Federation of Housing Associations (NIFHA) is delighted with the nominations its members have received for this year’s Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland (CIH-NI)’s Awards.
