NI Community sector escalates campaign as Ministers in Belfast and London urged to halt 64% funding cut
5 February, 2026Last updated5 February, 2026The campaign to reverse a planned 64% cut to funding for Northern Ireland economic inactivity support programmes entered a critical new phase today, as three strategic meetings got underway with senior political leaders in Belfast and London to highlight impacts of planned drastic funding cuts.
NICVA responds to confirmation that part of Shared Prosperity Fund is to be reallocated within UK Government Financial Settlement for NI
14 March, 2024Last updated10 December, 2024NICVA believe the decision to roll £22.6m of Northern Ireland’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund into the financial settlement between the UK Government and the Northern Ireland Executive, is both disappointing and short sighted.UK Shared Prosperity Fund NI Programme - OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS
14 December, 2022Last updated2 August, 2024The Department for Levelling Up (DLUHC) has now opened the UK Shared Prosperity Fund Northern Ireland programme for applications under the programme's 'People and Skills' priority. Read how to apply here.UK Shared Prosperity Fund - Latest from DLUHC
26 August, 2022Last updated2 August, 2024On 19 August, the UK Dept for Levelling Up (DLUHC) held an online consultation event for sector organisations on how the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKPSF) will be used in Northern Ireland
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