A listing of voluntary sector events, outreach events, training and conferences run by NICVA.
Managing staff *
This session describes a framework for managing the performance of staff including supervision and appraisal.Planning to fundraise better ®
This course aims to help organisations put in place their own practical fundraising strategy by drafting a simplified fundraising plan to increase income.Dealing with difficult people
The programme will look at what is difficult behaviour and help us identify what makes us and our colleagues difficult.Managing Community Assets
This event is targeted at voluntary, community and social economy groups who managing community assets in a rural area of Northern Ireland. Facilitated by NICVA and Charity Bank.Problem solving and decision making *
This session will ask participants to look at a problem in their workplace, analyse its impact and try out some decision making techniques to arrive at the best solution.Gift Aid gold - how to get 28% extra ®
Every individual tax payer has the right to add the tax they have already paid unto donations they make. It is up to the charity to reclaim that money.Attitudes to poverty
A seminar on two new Joseph Rowntree poverty research reports - Poverty in the media: being seen and getting heard and Building public support for UK poverty eradication.Running a charitable company
The Companies Act 2006 has brought in new rules for companies including companies limited by guarantee. This session will outline the administration requirements for companies, covering both the new regulations and those administration requirements that haven't changed.Conflict handling and negotiation *
Participants will be guided through the stages in the development of conflict.Building Community Assets
Facilitated by NICVA and Charity Bank, this event is targeted at voluntary, community and social economy groups who are considering purchasing community assets and wish to find out more to help inform their decision.E Campaigning and advocacy
This session will explore the potential of the internet to motivate campaigners and get your message across to decision makers.Strategic planning in the recession * ®
This session will help participants manage change in the workplace.Managing stress in the workplace * ®
This session will look at what stress is, how to recognise stress in ourselves and others and finding ways of overcoming stress in the workplace.Winning Contracts (3 days) ®
Winning Contracts is a programme designed for those organisations making or intending to make competitive bids for grants and service contracts.Marketing your organisation * ®
This course will give participants the skills to apply a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) to their organisation, and to describe and apply the four elements of the marketing mix within the context of their work.Managing and assessing risk * ®
Risk management is an important tool in ensuring the efficient and successful operation of voluntary and community organisations, regardless of their size or nature.Managing Community Assets
This event is targeted at voluntary, community and social economy groups who managing community assets in the urban areas of Northern Ireland.Facilitated by NICVA and Charity Bank.How to get trusts to fund you ®
The course will raise the possibility of being funded by independent grant-making trusts and foundations.Train the trainers (3 days) **
This 3 day programme is for anyone hoping to facilitate training in the workplace.Working in partnership and collaboration
This workshop will use participatory methods to take a straightforward look at Partnership and Collaborative Working, provide clarity around the language and terminologies used within this area of work.NICVA aims to make its training and events accessible to as many people as possible and as such keeps its charges to a bare minimum.
This can often lead to events being oversubscribed and occasionally people failing to turn up at an event, leaving empty places we could easily have filled.
Cancellation fee
Because of this we have had to introduce a cancellation fee for all events of 20% of the attendance charge if you give less than 5 working days notice that you cannot attend.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
