56th Edition of E-Zine now online
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Check out information about Supporting Communities now on the Digital Training and Support Framework
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55th Edition of E-Zine now online
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Read about the TPAS Scotland Housing Professional Conference at which our Housing Association Development Worker facilitated two workshop sessions focusing on estate inspections and a keynote address highlighting the importance of our Inter-Agency Partnerships.
Read MoreOur Challenges for the New Assembly
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As our newly elected political representatives get down to the business of creating a Programme for Government, we'd like to highlight some of the urgent issues facing the housing sector in Northern Ireland.
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48th Edition of E-Zine online now
/Check out the 48th Edition of our Ezine. This one is chock full of good things like the new Tenant Participation Strategy from the Department of Social Development, the Annual Housing Awards from CIH, and even a training course on how to book your MOT and TAX your car online!
SCENE 1st Edition
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SCENE is the new name of our rebranded publication providing updates, news and information from Supporting Communities. View the latest edition here.
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Pilot Project 'Bridges the Digital Divide'
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Supporting Communities is proud to report on the successful completion of a new pilot project. ‘Bridging the Digital Divide’ is a new model of engagement designed to encourage social housing tenants' use of digital technology and the Internet.
Read More46th Edition of E-zine now online!
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Get the latest news and best practice from the community sector; funding and training updates and policy developments in Northern Ireland, Great Britain and Republic of Ireland.
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When Mullaghmore & Castleview Community Association (MACCA) in Omagh set out to plan this year's summer scheme, they took a chance on something different. Alongside the usual trips to the cinema and play areas, children aged 5 to 14 spent a full week immersed in a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) Future Farmers programme exploring the natural world on their own doorstep. The risk paid off in a big way!