NICVA is here for you but at present we have a number of staff on furlough leave. Whilst we're open, we are operating a reduced service. You can get in touch with us on 028 9087 7777 Monday - Friday from 9am - 1pm, or via the support request form or email our team. Please do also check for updates and new information via the COVID-19 Information Hub
Funding and Fundraising (COVID19)
Information on -
- Government Funding
- Trusts & Foundations
- GrantTracker (NI's Funding Database)
In this hub you will find news and updates on the following -
Updates
Funding announced for culture, languages, arts and heritage sectors
Communities Minister Carál Ní Chuilín has given the green light for further financial support to be released to support the creative and heritage sectors.
Fundraising in this new context: webinar recording and resources
On 30 September NICVA facilitated a 'Fundraising in this new context' webinar as part of the CFNI Accelerator Programme funded by the Department for Communities.
Support and funding needed to help Voluntary and Community Sector organisations overcome fallout from Covid-19
The urgent need for training and investment in the voluntary and community sector has been highlighted by a recent survey carried out by the NICVA.
Guest Blog by Joanne McDowell, NI Manager, Fundraising Regulator: Protecting the public and supporting the vital work of fundraisers
Joanne McDowell, NI Manager for the Fundraising Regulator, reflects on public fundraising resuming in Northern Ireland, and why it is so important that charities uphold the fundraising standards to maintain public trust.
Significant loss of income felt across the voluntary and community sector amid Covid-19 pandemic
Over two thirds of voluntary and community sector organisations have reported a loss of income despite an increased demand for their services according to a recent study carried out by NICVA.
Voluntary and Community Sector in Northern Ireland significantly impacted by Covid-19
Following a difficult six months for the voluntary and community sector in Northern Ireland, the next year could see a further reduction in vital services, underlining the crucial need for ongoing and future support for the sector.
Door-to-door collections may resume
The PSNI has announced that it will recommence accepting applications for door-to-door collections provided that a suitable and sufficient risk assessment is carried out.
Charities urged to apply for emergency funding
Seamus McAleavey, NICVA Chief Executive welcomes the Communities Minister's announcement today on the reopening of the COVID-19 Charities Fund and the further opportunity for organisations to access help.
Charity street collections can resume
The PSNI has announced that street collections can recommence if collectors use a suitable object to adhere to the one metre social distancing rule.
New Government Covid-19 Funding Announced
UK and NI Governments announce new Covid-19 funding programmes.
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Team
| Lynn Kennedy | Fundraising Advice Officer |
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| Seamus McAleavey | Chief Executive |
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| Una McKernan | Deputy Chief Executive |
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