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What would make it a great Christmas for the sector?
Peace money agreed for NI for 2007-2013 period.
Highest accolade won by Northern Ireland's EGSA.
Sponsored by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN Habitat) and the Municipality of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, the 2006 Dubai International Award for improving the living environment is given every two years for housing, planning and environmental schemes that improve the quality of life for local people.
Leonardo da Vinci Mobility programme European placements and exchanges. Any public, semi-public or private organisation can apply for Leonardo funding - individuals do not apply directly. All applications must be supported by a partnership of European organisations.
The Probation Board is calling for applications for projects which work with adjudicated offenders (offenders on community sentences and for preventative projects for those 'at risk' of offending.
Secretary of State, Peter Hain MP, announced increased funding for the Children and Young People's Fund amongst other regeneration plans on 14 December 2005.
The Child Support Agency (CSA) has launched an outreach programme to educate the public about its services.
The Northern Ireland Fund for Reconciliation is calling for applications to its Major Grants Programme.
The Big Lottery Fund will launch its new programmes for Northern Ireland in the Spring of 2006. Awards for Awards will also see an increase in the grant range to a new maximum of £10,000.
Belfast City Council is calling for applications for Grants is the areas of (a) Capacity Building and (b) Advice Services.
The Arts Council of Northern Ireland wishes to further the development of the Arts within Early Years (3-7 years). This scheme aims to support partnership projects within educational catchment areas between voluntary and statutory organisations/groups.
Help the Aged and the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) mark International Human Rights Week.
Students form a giant human red ribbon to mark World Aids Day at the Belfast campus of the University of Ulster.
A look back at those one in a million moments of 2005.
Four Acre Trust is embarking on a "spend out" policy that will mean an additional £2.5m/annum will be available to appropriate charities each year for the next 8 years.
Young people aged 16 - 19 are invited to apply for The Spirit of Enniskillen Trust's 2006 leadership and dialogue programme.
The Council for Catholic Maintained Schools is marking its one hundreth meeting with a celebration of past and present achievements.
Barnardo's NI and the NI Prison Service have produced an award winning booklet together for children who have a parent in prison.
A training programme for non profit organisations which are seeking recognition under the Investors in People standard.
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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.
