Every so often, an issue needs a bit detail, thought, and analysis than we can fit into a tweet. The SC Blog delves deep into the important stuff!
This month’s blog comes from Seamus McAleavey, Chief Executive at NICVA. Seamus writes about his memories of the 1991 merger that created NITAP, a key event in Supporting Communities’ history.
Read MoreWe sat down with Bernie Burns, a long-time resident and very active member of the Brownlow community in Craigavon to learn more about the estate and how it has changed over the years as a result of community participation for Supporting Communities’ continuing 40th Anniversary Blog series.
Read More“It is important to remember that building houses is important but it is the building of lives around housing that is crucial. The work that Supporting Communities has done over the years is up there with the best.”
Read MoreLorraine Campbell, our Chairperson, contributes this account of how her own personal and professional story has intertwined with the development of Supporting Communities over the past 40 years. Here’s to forty more years all around!
Read MoreSheenagh McNally kicks off our 40th Anniversary blog series with some personal reflections on her own 25 year career with Supporting Communities.
Read MoreCO3 Award winners in 2018 took part in a study visit to Stockholm which broadened horizons and reinforced home truths.
Read MoreKerry Logan is our newest Community Development Officer covering Lisburn and Castlereagh, North Down and Ards. We asked her to tell us about a typical day in her new job.
Read MoreBernie Burns is recognised for her lifetime of dedication and tireless efforts to improve the Drumellan Estate in Brownlow. From everyone at Supporting Communities, we wish Bernie a very happy retirement!
Read MoreAs Rethinking social housing Northern Ireland continues to get underway, steering group member Colm McDaid encourages tenants and residents to make their voices heard.
Read MoreMurray Watt reflects on the consequences for all charities when a high profile scandal sparks public distrust and reminds us all of the importance of good governance to keep everyone safe.
Read MoreOur guest blogger this month is Kellyanne Davoll, who writes about her experience of being part of the "Boardroom Apprentice" pilot programme where she served on the board of Supporting Communities.
Read MoreHappy 2018! To start the year off right, we're posting some reflections on the practice of Tenant Participation from our Senior Training Officer, Aidan Kearney on his recent trip to Wales for the TPAS Cymru conference.
Read MoreRead about this year's Community Conference from the perspectives of our three guest bloggers, Leslie, Alistair and Patricia.
Read MoreNetworking, learning, and masks, oh my! Colm McDaid shares his experiences of attending CommsHero 2017.
Read MoreColm McDaid, Cheif Executive of Supporting Communities, announces the launch of our new social enterprise, Empowering Communities.
Read MoreLorraine Campbell, Chair of Supporting Communities, takes a moment to reflect on the organisation's achievements in 2016 as well as to look ahead to the coming year.
Read MoreSupporting Communities promotes best practice in Community Participation in Northern Ireland through a 'grassroots' approach to Community Development, providing tailored support, advice, information and training to new and existing Community Groups, Statutory and Voluntary Organisations
Mid Ulster Area groups are invited to book a one-to-one funding support session with our Funding and Social Value Officer.
North Belfast Area groups are invited to book a one-to-one funding support session with our Funding and Social Value Officer.
Book an online session with our Funding and Social Value Officer for some one-to-one funding support.
This 8-week course looks at the intersection of Tenant Participation and Community Development and is suitable for those working in social housing as well as community workers that engage with social housing providers.
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HMRC Charity registration number: XR27102
Northern Ireland Charity Commission Number: NIC100005
