Local Elections: VCSE Sector Manifestos
On the 18 May 2023, local elections will be held across Northern Ireland to elect 462 councillors across 11 local councils.
Facing such tough times, there are many challenges facing the voluntary and community sector in Northern Ireland and organisations are starting to publish their priorities and asks for the incoming elected representatives.
From general asks such as funding to more specified requests, the voluntary and community sector want to make their voices heard.
NICVA is pulling together the manifestos below as a resource for the sector to help increase understanding of the work and priorities across organisations.
To add your Manifesto, contact [email protected]
Community and Voluntary Organisation Manifestos
Share Article...
Subscribe to eNews
Share your COVID-19 support service
Organisations providing support to people and communities can share their service information here
Not a NICVA member yet?
Save time, money and energy. Join NICVA and you’ll be connecting in to a strong network of local organisations focused on voluntary and community activity.
Join UsNICVA now welcomes all small groups for free.
Related Articles
- NICVA's Manifesto for Change- Unlocking the Full Potential of Voluntary and Community Action in NI
- NI Assembly dissolved in advance of upcoming Assembly Elections 2022
- VCS Nominations to the local Area Integrated Partnership Boards (AIPB's) – NICVA Information Session 2 (Monday 12th February)
- VCS Nominations to the local Area Integrated Partnership Boards (AIPBs) – NICVA Information Session 3 (Friday 23rd February)
