Member Spotlight: Belvoir Community Hub
5 June, 2024Last updated10 December, 2024Belvoir Community Hub, a NICVA member, has launched its new Strategic plan 2024-2027.***CLOSED: Voluntary and Community Sector Nominations to the Shadow Area Integrated Partnership Boards (AIPBs) CLOSED***
5 February, 2024Last updated29 August, 2024On behalf of the Department of Health, NICVA is currently seeking nominations for VCS Representatives to the five Shadow Area Integrated Partnership Boards being established for the roll out of the Integrated Care System across NI.New toolkit launched for parents of children with disabilities
2 June, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024A new toolkit for people whose children have disabilities – and written by parents, for parents – could be transformative for mums and dads who feel overwhelmed.Could the cost-of-living crisis be even bigger than we thought? See for yourself
3 May, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024New ONS analysis shows where inflation is really pressurising household budgets. Some basics are up by over 40%. Meanwhile a new online tool will let you check how inflation is affecting you and your family, specifically.Is a public services meltdown on the cards?
27 April, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024The Secretary of State’s budget is here. A bonfire of services seems likely. With a focus on education, Scope looks at cuts that are already in motion – and outlines the consequences.Pay now, or pay (more) later? How the cost-of-living crisis is squeezing the third sector.
14 April, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024Spiking inflation and weak public finances have put community organisations on the back foot. However, it would be short-sighted to let services wither. Where possible, we must spend to save.Community transport, health transformation and public service collapse
29 March, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024Stormont was rarely good and never perfect but the current zombie version is leading us to disaster. Our elected representatives must get back to work.You won’t address economic inactivity if you misdiagnose the problem
23 February, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024The Chancellor has flagged up economic inactivity as an urgent issue. If he looks at this complex challenge and attempts a simple fix, he won’t get the results he wants.Tough times can bring out the best in people
25 January, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024Two new pieces of research lay out two sides of the cost-of-living crisis: poor mental health, and communities rising to meet the problems we all face.Poverty isn’t just for Christmas
18 January, 2023Last updated2 August, 2024Distribution of the £600 home energy payment has begun. However, for some older people in Northern Ireland, huge challenges remain as they struggle both with the cost of living and the risk of loneliness.