NICVA is a membership organisation, seeking to represent the interests of voluntary and community organisations throughout Northern Ireland.
Information
- Location:
- Belfast, United Kingdom
- Phone:
- 028 9087 7777
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Events
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- Conference facilities drop-in ...
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Tuesday, January 12 at 3:00pm - Dealing with difficult people
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Tuesday, January 19 at 10:00am - Willing to receive
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Thursday, January 21 at 10:00am - GrantTracker Meet the Funders ...
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Monday, January 25 at 4:00pm
Time:3:00PM Tuesday, January 12th
Location:NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast BT15 2GB
NICVA Issue 3 of the Collaboration and Merger newsletter is available online now.
www.nicva.org
The idea of working together is not a new one in the voluntary and community sector. The very essence of the sector is based on individuals coming together to meet the needs of some of the most vulnerable in society.services they provide.
NICVA The new look NICVA website is now live at http://www.nicva.org We hope we've made it more accessible and easier to use - let us us know what you think.
www.nicva.org
We're always looking at ways to improve the services we offer to the sector, most particularly to our members. In redesigning the NICVA site, we hope we've made it more accessible and easier for you to find what you're looking for.
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NICVA will be hosting a briefing from the age sector to discuss the proposals contained in the draft legislation and policy that is currently open for public consultation on an Older People's Commissioner (OPC) for Northern Ireland.
The briefing will take place on
Monday 14 December
from 2.00pm to 4.00pm
at NICVA
Participan...ts will learn of the key powers and duties advocated by the age sector policy position and have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion. We hope this will make participants better equipped to submit an informed consultation response.
The session will also contain information about the age sector campaign for a powerful OPC and will offer the opportunity to access information resources connected with this.
To register please contact cathy.breslin@nicva.org
Time:2:00PM Monday, December 14th
Location:NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast BT15 2GB
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NICVA is organising a Meet the Funders event in January to kickstart fundraising for 2010. NICVA is pleased to announce the participation of a wide range of funding bodies and social finance organisations
http://www.nicva.org/index.cfm/section/e
Time:4:00PM Monday, January 25th
Location:NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast BT15 2GB
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This session is an introduction to legacy fundraising particuarly aimed at those who have never used this fundraising technique.
NICVA has been facilitating a Will to Give campaign which is aiming to improve awareness of giving to charity in peoples' wills. The session will look at local research on legacy giving, what ...a legacy is, considering how and when to communicate with potential donors and how to get your message out that you can receive a gift in this way.
NICVA's Neil Irwin will lead a half-day session looking at how charities can begin to consider using legacy fundraising as part of their fundraising mix.
http://www.nicva.org/index.cfm/section/e
Time:10:00AM Thursday, January 21st
Location:NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast BT15 2GB
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How did you handle the last time you had to deal with a difficult person? Are you still thinking about it? Worried this might happen again? Is there such a thing as a difficult person?
Conflict is a fact of life, its natural, even normal. This programme will look at what difficult behaviour is and help us identify what ...makes us and our colleagues difficult. Participants will be given a tool to use that will help them deal more assertively with the difficult person (if that person exists) and find solutions that will help us change difficult behaviour.
http://www.nicva.org/index.cfm/section/e
Time:10:00AM Tuesday, January 19th
Location:NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast BT15 2GB
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This event will provide senior managers and HR professionals with a succinct update on current developments in equality legislation and recommended employment practice.
http://www.nicva.org/index.cfm/section/e
Time:12:30PM Wednesday, December 9th
Location:NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast BT15 2GB
www.nicva.org
A seminar - Understanding Westminster - was held on Monday 30 November 2009 as part of NICVA’s new policy, public affairs and public participation project, Vital Links.
NICVA Vital Links between MLAs and the sector.
NEWS | Vital Links between MLAs and the sector | NICVA | Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Acti
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A report from NICVA explores the links that have been forged between MLAs and voluntary and community organisations in an attempt to examine the relationship MLAs have with the sector.
NICVA Consultation Response on Public Benefit
NEWS | Consultation response on Public Benefit | NICVA | Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Acti
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NICVA (Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action) has recently responded to the Charity Commission’s consultation on draft guidance for meeting the charity test – demonstrating public benefit. See the full document here.
NICVA New Research Training Announced:
NEWS | New training announced - Introduction to Research Skills | NICVA | Northern Ireland Council f
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ARK – the Northern Ireland Social and Political Archive, a joint initiative by the University of Ulster and Queen’s University – has once again teamed up with NICVA to provide an introduction to basic research skills for voluntary and community organisations.
NICVA Managing Community Assets - event report
NEWS | Managing Community Assets event report | NICVA | Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Actio
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The Managing Community Assets event held on 27 October at NICVA was well attended, with 41 participants from various organisations from across Northern Ireland. Read the full report here.
NEWS | Seamus McAleavey interviewed on Lifeline | NICVA | Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Act
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A recent screening of BBC's Lifeline programme featured an interview with Seamus McAleavey talking about the support role of the sector and how the recession is affecting it.
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NICVA has just published a new piece of research on the impact of the recession on the voluntary and community sector, following a survey in September 2009.
Read the full report on the NICVA website
http://www.nicva.org/index.cfm/section/n
NEWS | The impact of recession on the sector | NICVA | Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action
www.nicva.org
NICVA has just published a new piece of research on the impact of the recession on the voluntary and community sector, following a survey in September 2009.
