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22: 198:: The International Fund for Ireland’s (IFI) Community Leadership Programme, delivered by NICVA, is a training and learning programme which aims to strengthen the leadership capacities of groups. Through increased leadership skills, the Programme aims to assist groups in the development of sustainable, social, economic and community relations regeneration in disadvantaged areas. 239:
The Belfast born, Oscar nominated actor, writer and director has demonstrated his support for NICVA many times in the past; offering his new films for charity premieres, making personal visits to boost fundraising, and promoting the work of the voluntary and community sector in Northern Ireland.
192:: Launched in January 2011, in partnership with C03 and Stellar Leadership, to deliver a partnerships, collaboration and mergers support programme to the Northern Ireland voluntary and community sector on behalf of the Building Change Trust, supported by the Department for Social Development 108:
began its life in 1938 as the Northern Ireland Council for Social Services in response to high levels of unemployment in Northern Ireland. It championed a programme of social action through welfare clubs, youth hostel tours,
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In 2010-2011 NICVA is engaged in a 'Smart Solutions in Tough Times' campaign to ensure that voluntary and community organisations are not seen as an easy target for budget cuts that government departments may have to make.
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NICVA works for justice, equality and dignity throughout society by promoting opportunities for community participation in the essential decisions that affect the lives of people in Northern Ireland.
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NICVA engages in the use of social media to promote its own work and that of the wider voluntary and community sector and has an established presence on sites such as
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In 1986, NICSS changed its name to NICVA, the Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action, in recognition of the expansion of the voluntary and community sector in
341: 189: 51: 177: 186:: Launched in April 2011, to provide a platform for discussion, analysis and best practice approaches to economic and societal challenges. 158:, A community site which allows the instant addition of news, jobs, opinions, events, or products and services, by registered users. 135:
NICVA is a membership organisation which seeks to represent voluntary and community organisations throughout Northern Ireland.
253: 162:: fundraising and funding news, including notice of applications open and closing deadlines, with search by criteria 73: 44: 166:: a social enterprise providing business services to the voluntary and community sector and to small businesses. 120:. Pine Lodge marked the Council's growing responsibility for projects tackling community social deprivation. 97:
also hosts and manages several websites for Northern Ireland's voluntary and community sector online.
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Supporting NICVA helps it to support more than 5,000 other voluntary and community organisations in
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The equivalent infrastructure and representative body for voluntary sector organisations in
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became honorary president of NICVA in 2001, cementing a relationship of fifteen years.
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Sites hosted and maintained by NICVA for the voluntary and community sector in
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is the national infrastructure body for the voluntary and community sector in
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In 1949, NICSS opened a home for the elderly on the Belmont Road in
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through essential advice, training, information and policy work.
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Philanthropic organisations based in Northern Ireland
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is the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations,
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