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Rural Development Policy Statement

Organisations working in the area of rural development welcomed the reference within the Programme for Government to ‘rural proofing’ across all government departments... 

Older People Policy Statement

In updating its 1982 world strategy, the United Nations has recognised ageing as one of the three major challenges now facing the world...  

Poverty and Social Inclusion Policy

The voluntary and community sector believes that it is desirable to build a socially cohesive and just society.  Research has shown that the most socially cohesive regions in Europe are the most successful... 

Human Rights Policy Statement

Human rights protection for all citizens is essential in a democratic society.  The perception of human rights ‘belonging’ to certain groups to the exclusion of all others must be addressed... 

Housing & Homelessness Policy Statement

Having a decent home is fundamental to personal wellbeing and social inclusion.  It provides security, promotes health and gives a firm platform for creating social networks, capitalising on educational opportunities and securing employment.

Health Policy Statement

The voluntary and community sector has a long history in a wide range of health issues as both an advocate and service provider... 

Europe Policy Statement

Northern Ireland has gained greatly from membership of the European Union in many ways – not least the financial support which has brought tangible social, economic and infrastructure benefits...

Equality Policy Statement

Policy Equality is fundamental to developing a shared understanding between people and to building a new Northern Ireland.  Equality issues affect everyone.  Without equality, both in legislation as well as practice, Northern Ireland cannot become a stable, prosperous society.

Environment Policy Statement

Sustainable development is one of the most pressing issues facing Northern Ireland today.  It is not purely an environmental issue, but cuts across the boundaries of all government departments, taking in social, economic and environmental aspects...

Community Development Policy Statement

Policy Community development in Northern Ireland is a process which embraces community action, community service, community work and other community endeavour

Children Policy Statement

Policy Some significant steps have been taken by the devolved administration to promote children’s interests at structural, administrative and policy levels...

Charity law policy manifesto statement

A statement on charity law from the NICVA Policy Manifesto document

Carers Policy Manifesto Statement

Thousands of people act as carers in Northern Ireland and carry an unacceptable burden in looking after sick and dependent relatives...

Disability policy manifesto statement

Policy People with disabilities should have equal rights and opportunities within an inclusive society.  

Arts policy manifesto statement

“Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.” Article 27, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Transfusion for the women’s sector

NICVA welcomes the decision by Minister John Spellar to give short-term funding of £1.1 million to women’s organisations. It is a response to pressure, including a public march last month, organised by the NICVA Women’s Policy Forum...
CommunityNI.org | NICVA | 16 Mar 2005

Social policy experts comment on Budget

NICVA’s Budget Panel welcomes many of the measures in the Budget, especially the extra help for low paid families, pensioners and lone parents and additional investment in education...
CommunityNI.org | NICVA | 16 Mar 2005

eNews 14 Mar 2005

Weekly information email from NICVA.
NICVA | John McCormick | 14 Mar 2005

Insurance advice for the sector

Guidance for voluntary and community organisations on obtaining insurance. By Frances McAtamney, NICVA Membership Officer.

Monitoring Committees

Monitoring Committees oversee the strategic implementation of each EU funding programme.
NICVA | European Unit | 10 Mar 2005

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