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Survey on experiences of women in NI accessing and using women’s health services

Queen’s University Belfast, in collaboration with Derry Well Women and support from the Department of Health is conducting a survey to explore and compare the experiences of women in Northern Ireland accessing and using women's health services. The…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Mid Ulster District Council wants to hear from you

Mid Ulster District Council is currently re-designing its approach to community development in Mid Ulster.  They want to hear from residents and groups of all types from across the District about what the key elements of this new approach should…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Campaigns Update: Cliff Edge Coalition

The Consortium is represented on the Cliff Edge Coalition by the Women's Support Network. Siobhán continues to attend meetings of the Cliff Edge Coalition Working Group which is working to strengthen the existing mitigations package for Northern…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Campaigns Update: Cost of Living 24

The Consortium is part of a coalition of organisations led by Inspire Wellbeing NI who have come together to host a one-stop shop service for the many impacts of the Cost-of-Living Crisis.  The Cost of Living 24 campaign aims to make navigating…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Campaigns Update: Coalition of Carers

The Consortium is represented in the Coalition of Carers by the Women’s Support Network. Siobhán continues to attend regular meetings of the Coalition of Carers which is chaired by Carers NI.  The Coalition is made up of a number of organisations…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Campaigns Update: Guaranteeing Our Essentials 

The Consortium is part of a campaign from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Trussell Trust calling for an Essentials Guarantee within Universal Credit.  The Essentials Guarantee would embed in the social security system a principle that…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Consultation on The Executive Office Budget Allocation for 2024-2025 – Equality Impact Assessment

The Executive Office has published an Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) on the proposals for the Department’s budget allocation for 2024-2025. The process aims to avoid any adverse impacts and where possible take action to mitigate these.…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Draft Programme for Government 2024-2027 ‘Our Plan: Doing What Matters Most’

The NI Executive has agreed a draft Programme for Government 2024-2027 ‘Our Plan: Doing What Matters Most’. It outlines the Executive’s priorities for making a real difference to the lives of people here. This is an important document…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Inquiry into Relationship and Sexuality Education (RSE) in Schools

The Committee for Education is carrying out a Mini-Inquiry into Relationship and Sexuality Education (RSE) in schools.  The Committee is comparing the approaches to RSE across these islands and internationally to assess provision of RSE in…
The future of community development in mid ulster.

Healthy Start eligibility for families who cannot access public funds

The purpose of this consultation is to seek views on whether eligibility for the Healthy Start scheme should be extended to include others who are prevented from accessing public funds due to immigration controls. The Department of Health…

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