CutsWatchNI maps the impact of public sector spending cuts on voluntary and community groups in Northern Ireland. It is designed to highlight the impact of cuts on both organisations and communities. If your organisation is affected by the cuts, report the impact here.
Results of NICVA's Funding Watch Survey
22 March, 2017Last updated2 August, 2024NICVA recently ran a Funding Watch survey which assessed voluntary and community organisations current statutory funding situation and the likely impact of uncertainty and/or funding cuts. This article presents the survey findings.Community and Voluntary Sector: Funding Cuts Debate
20 May, 2015Last updated2 August, 2024On Monday 18th May, UUP MLAs Robin Swann, Roy Beggs and Sandra Overend tabled a motion calling for the Assembly to recognise the important work of the voluntary and community sector and the impact of the cuts.Assembly to debate cuts to voluntary and community sector
5 May, 2015Last updated2 August, 2024On the 18th May the NI Assembly will debate the recent cuts to the voluntary and community sector. We are encouraging all voluntary and community organisations to contact MLAs and ask them to support this important motion.Buy a plastic bag and save the environment: how not to make cuts
27 April, 2015Last updated2 August, 2024Scope analyses the bizarre recent conduct of the Department of the Environment and suggests this is a text book example of how not to implement cuts.Over 450 job losses for the sector #CutsWatchNI
2 April, 2015Last updated2 August, 2024NICVA is warning that at least 450 jobs are likely to be lost in the next few weeks from voluntary and community organisations right across Northern Ireland as government cuts are announced.#CutsWatchNI: the results are coming in
1 April, 2015Last updated2 August, 2024An updated summary of the responses to our #CutsWatchNI survey.CutsWatchNI: report your cuts
12 March, 2015Last updated2 August, 2024CutsWatchNI maps the impact of public sector spending cuts on voluntary and community groups in Northern Ireland. It is designed to highlight the impact of cuts on both organisations and communities.