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Autonomie which supports local children and young adults living with a physical disability has opened a new centre in Belfast.

Introducing our new volunteer in Derry/Londonderry

The Ulster Community Investment Trust (UCIT) has ‘kicked off’ a dedicated £4m fund for sporting organisations seeking finance.

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland is urging thousands of local smokers to stub out their cigarettes and become ‘Proud Quitters’ on No Smoking Day, Wednesday, March 14.

Atlas Communications has today launched a charity partnership with Autism NI that will help raise vital funds for individuals and their families living with Autism in Northern Ireland.

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a disorder of mood and how a person interacts with others. It's the most commonly recognised personality disorder.

Women of all ages and backgrounds have a vital role to play in the next generation of peace building and reconciliation work with The Next Chapter, an ambitious and exciting civic empowerment programme which gets underway in June of this year.

If your the one responsible for planing a party, fun day, community event, school party are any other special occasion and need Bouncy Castles, Inflatable Games, Rodeo Bull hire then check us out here at Glendarragh Bouncy Castles.

The Big Walk is back! Four walkers from across the UK will set off from Morecambe in May, their journeys will visit people and groups who make their communities better places to live, arriving back home in time for The Big Lunch day for neighbours 3 June

We are researching how financial services work for consumers in Northern Ireland. Part of this work is looking at household flood insurance.

Families are invited to put a spring in their step at the Woodland Trust’s Monkstown Wood, in the historic village of Monkstown, Newtownabbey. Saturday 24 March, from 12pm to 4pm, is the date for the outdoor diary.

SSE Airtricity Gas Tariff Increase to Affect 150,000 Customers

Local cancer charity Cancer Focus Northern Ireland knows there’s nothing quite as good for perking you up as a chat with the people that matter over a hot cup coffee or tea. So, we're asking you to hold a coffee or tea party for our counselling service.

The Patient and Client Council has published “Our lived experience of waiting for healthcare – People in Northern Ireland share their story”.

Charis Cancer Care has appointed a Director of Fundraising to support the charity enhance its long-term sustainability.

Creative Centenaries, in partnership with the Department for Communities and Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI), is collating information for a Northern Ireland-wide Suffrage event programme.

The Ortus Group is delighted to present a cheque for £8,500 to PIPS Charity from fundraising events throughout 2017.

PBNI invites applications from organisations that can meet the requirements and deliver on the objectives of the project in the Community and Voluntary Sector.

Start Date: Thursday 8th March 2018 Time: 6.00-10.00pm

Marie Curie NI Policy and Public Affairs Officer, Craig Harrison, looks at the ageing profile of carers in Northern Ireland and how they can be supported to look after their own health and wellbeing while caring for loved ones at the end of life.

We have two rooms available to hire in our 51 Malone Road, Belfast premises. Our Main room for up to 50 people for events, workshops and classes and our Meeting Room for up to 10 people. Both rooms are situated off our lovely glass roofed atrium.

Leading local cancer charity Cancer Focus Northern Ireland has received a bumper £566,160 National Lottery grant towards its lifeline family support service.

Housing Rights are offering members a FREE session on Loans for Mortgage Interest. In April Support for Mortgage Interest (SMI) becomes a loan which will be secured on the claimants home. This essential session will prepare attendees for the change.

Out&About: Having coffee, a chat, finding a space to breathe.. Being a young LGBTQ woman in Northern Ireland can be difficult. Intentional support by a mentor helps to bring about positive change.