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The Department for International Development's Development Awareness Mini Grant Scheme is aimed at organisations or networks with an interest in development education work .
Improve your spelling and raise money for Mencap and your child's school.
After moving into a Salvation Army hostel in Belfast, Noel discovered a joy and talent in painting.
Belfast City Council is offering Funding Advice Clinics for organisations eligible to apply to the now available Cultural Fund.
The deadline for applications to the Exchanges Dept is 26 August 2005. This is for cross-border exchanges funded as part of the Youth and Community Exchanges Programme.
Entries are now invited to the 2005 Guardian Charity Awards in association with NatWest & The Royal Bank of Scotland.
The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland has called for applications from groups and organisations for Measure 2.4 - Pathways to Inclusion, Integration and Reconciliation of Victims
Training for Women Network are seeking applications from groups and organisations seeking to improve women’s access to and participation in the labour market and avail or labour market opportunities and to improve entrepreneurship among women.
YESIP on behalf of the Department of Education, seeks applications from groups and organisations that target those groups of children and young people who are at greatest risk of social exclusion and marginalisation both in schools and the youth sector
What do a Brent Goose, a photographic collection, a rural graveyard, your granny’s stories and the river lagan all have in common? They have all been funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund through its small grant schemes Your Heritage and Young Roots.
PROTEUS is inviting applications from organisations interested in developing and delivering projects which will increase people’s employability.
Mencap spearhead the Right to Be campaign to demand better services in the west of Northern Ireland for people with a learning disability.
The Awards will recognise the public’s favourite Lottery Funded projects and celebrate the impact that Lottery funding has had around the UK.
The NICVA Management Development Programme prospectus for 2005-06.
A NICVA seminar series examines issues such as how the media reports on civil society, attitudes to policy development and salaries in the sector.
As part of the Peace II Extension Programme, the Cross-Border Consortium comprising Co-operation Ireland, the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland and ADM/CPA is calling for funding applications.
Join the Confederation of Community Groups in Newry and Mourne in pressuring the Department of Education to extend consultation on new post primary arrangements.
Portugal’s Secretary Of State for Portuguese Communities visits Dungannon Migrant Workers Support Project at STEP.
University of Ulster students are to embark on a leadership development and professional internship programme in Washington DC, USA.
An invitation to those working on alcohol awareness to attend an initial meeting about a new training resource.
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Why not try Company law reform from the NICVA training calendar on 20 November?
Find out about the new regulations which have come into force through the Companies Act 2006 and get an opportunity to consider the practical implications for companies in the voluntary and community sector. You will also discover the new rules on electronic communications, directors' duties, general meetings and other provisions.
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Training Calendar or contact roisin Kelly on 028 9087 7777 or roisin.kelly@nicva.org.
NICVA members benefit from a 30% discount on all training courses.
