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13 support services available across this Council. View services available across Northern Ireland
Survivor Eileen McCay encourages everyone to help raise funds for the Cancer Focus NI bra-fitting service for women who've had breast cancer surgery
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Support Cancer Focus NI’s bra-fitting service

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland

Cancer Focus NI is appealing to the public to help raise funds for its unique bra-fitting service by taking part in a New Year, New You competition with a stylish prize worth £200.
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Accessible Coaching, Mentoring, Education and Training in Belfast

Ready to Help

To empower individuals to become more active in making the changes they want in order to get more from life. This will be achieved by providing a range of services at an accessible cost.
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VCSE

Breathe Yoga & Therapies CIC

BREATHE YOGA provides access to the practice of inclusive, adaptive, affordable transformative yoga and wellness classes in diverse locations, creating access to yoga for many that would otherwise not be unable to attend a class. We at Breathe Yoga believe that physical, mental, emotional and interpersonal wellbeing are the foundations of a healthy and productive community. We believe that wellness practices are beneficial to everyone, and should be accessible to everyone.
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Online / Virtual Training/Advice Workshop

Competency-Based Interviews: The Smart Way to Prepare for your Career Comeback

Timely Careers

By this stage in the masterclass series, you'll have created a standout CV, built an impactful LinkedIn profile and will be ready to perfect your interview technique. With out expert guidance, we'll provide you with the tips, tools and techniques to ace your competency based interviews!
Belfast
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EPIPEN TRAINING

Trainsafe UK

Epipen. Certificate of Completion
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Seminar Training/Advice

Level 2 Risk Assessment

Trainsafe UK

Level 2 Risk Assessment
Moira
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Training/Advice

Menopause Champion Training

Menospace

This course is designed is for those working in the community or in a business setting who wants to know about the Menopause and how to support those going through it. Empower your business or community organisations to deliver on your Wellbeing strategy by building a team of Menopause Champions.
Belfast
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Training/Advice Workshop

Navigating Change With Confidence

Timely Careers

Learn how to face transitions and new challenges in our life with confidence.
Oct 31 12:00am
Opportunity

Outreach Courses for Young Women aged 16-24yrs

WOMEN'STEC

Do you work with young people aged 16-24 who are not in education or employment? We have an exciting range of courses we can offer you FREE, and they can take place at your own premises.
Belfast
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Seminar

Tackling Gender Inequalities: the Role of Gender Budgeting

ARK

This online event reports on the findings of a Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust research project which investigated the potential for gender budgeting to address gender inequalities in Northern Ireland.
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Seminar

Tech for Good - BCS AGM and Invitational Talk

BCS Northern Ireland Branch

We extend to you an invitation to BCS NI AGM and Chair's Invitational Talk 2019. This year's theme will be Tech for Good, and following the AGM we introduce our guest speaker from CCEA, followed by a Panel Discussion chaired by Daniel Aldridge, BCS Senior Policy and Programme Manager.
Belfast
May 12 12:00am
Opportunity

Volunteer Board Member

Breastival

Breastival is a Northern Ireland-based non-profit that celebrates, supports, and normalises breastfeeding through inclusive, family-friendly events and year-round outreach and advocacy.
Belfast
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Women, Radicalism and Eighteenth-Century Belfast: Mary Ann McCracken and Martha McTier

Clifton House

What did it mean to be radical and dissenting in eighteenth-century Belfast? Belfast’s culture of religious and political dissent encouraged female participation, but not always on equal terms. Join us at Clifton House, the home of Belfast’s oldest charity, where Dr Catriona Kennedy will discuss how radical women like Mary Ann McCracken and Martha McTier’s charitable work allowed them to participate in, and influence, Belfast’s radical public sphere.
Belfast

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