January Funding Bulletin now online
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Get 40 packed pages of exciting funding opportunities in our January edition of the Community Funding Bulletin.
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46th 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.
Read MoreNew issue of E-zine available online
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The 45th Edition of E-Zine is now available, bringing you best practice from the community sector; funding and training updates and policy developments in Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland. Get it while it's hot!
Read MoreNovember Community Funding Bulletin now online
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Were you at the Community Conference 2015? #ComConf2015
/If you were, chances are you'll spot yourself or someone you know in our photos. Check out these great pictures from the day in our new photo gallery!
E-zine Edition 43 Now Available
/The latest edition of Supporting Communities monthly e-zine is now online.
Download the .pdf here: 43rd Edition - November 2015
12.6 million adults in the UK lack Basic Digital Skills
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12.6 million adults, 1.2 million small businesses, and over half of all charities in the UK lack the Basic Digital Skills needed to succeed in today’s digital age.
Read MoreSocial Investments in Social Housing Communities: Expressions of Interest
/The Housing Executive has developed a Strategy which will provide support to social housing communities and help them become more self-sustaining and economically vibrant.
Read MoreSocial economy key to economically vibrant and self-sustaining communities
/The Social Housing Enterprise Strategy 2015-2018 sets out the Housing Executive’s vision for investing in the creation of vibrant communities by financing and providing resource support to develop the local social economy and create community owned social enterprises.
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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!