As #NAW2023 draws to a close we want to say a huge thank you to all our apprentices who make a difference in our organisation and in the lives of our tenants and customers #SkillsForLife

Our young people took part in today's conference of the Future Leaders Programme hosted by Co-operation Ireland . #leaders #young #youth #eayni #Belfast

Our partnership programme with Choice finished a half term leadership training programme with a brilliant group of young people leading a community tournament in #Belfast today. Big thanks ABHS @Kingcanners NI Hyatt Glentoran Social Partnership and more for getting involved👏

As the President of the World Bank announces he will step down we have a huge opportunity to change how the bank works. Will you join me? act.one.org/sign/its-time-…

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Join me in supporting this LaunchGood campaign! Raise funds for internally displaced families to make Iftar this Ramadan.! launchgood.com/campaign/raise…

The Immigration Bill: Explained amnesty.org.uk/blogs/campaign…

Written by Juanita Rea (vocals) Produced by Chip Bailey OTH Music Collective ‘HOME, A SONG FOR #SUDAN is a call to action to help people fleeing violence get to safety and to enable provision of online/onsite mental health support for youth & families Download: tinyurl.com/ytyuy42k

It is vital that mechanisms are put in place urgently to ease financial hardship associated with the 5-week wait and to ensure that people are not forced to resort to illegal lending or other debt sources.

Standing with the Sudanese community in Belfast today as they call for peace, justice and accountability for human rights abuses and war crimes in #Sudan. #KeepEyesOnSudan

From Community Foundation NI: Stormont departments must take steps to make funding more accessible – Community Foundation NI - communityfoundationni.org/?p=7107

Public Interest Litigation Support CAJ Equality Commission EqualityCoalition Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission Ulster University Transitional Justice Institute Rory O'Connell BBC News NI Rainbow Refugees NI Migrant Centre NI @nwmforum Belfast City Council Belfast Live HAPANI Children's Law Centre (CLC) Law Centre NI Red Cross NI @BarnardosNI PPR Liz Griffith from Law Centre NI - Three fold increase in people seeking asylum in NI in last few years so support organisations are stretched beyond capacity. Under the IMB people will be in indefinite limbo & permanently dependent on others.

Today our colleagues attended the Human Rights Consortium NI Transitional Justice Institute Public Interest Litigation Support event 'Human Rights and the Illegal Bill on Migration' as part of #RefugeeWeek23 Thank you to all of the speakers for your contributions CAJ Law Centre NI RASNI- VOICES HAPANI UlsterUniSchoolofLaw

Over 50 individuals and organisations signed a statement condemning the Government's #IllegalBill on Migration. "The undersigned [...] call on the UK Government to abandon its Illegal Migration Bill and invest instead in creating a lawful and humane asylum system."

In case you missed it, Becca Bor from Northern Ireland Anti Poverty Network highlights why one of our key asks is support for private renters affected by the Local Housing Allowance freeze.

The collapse of the NI Executive prevents progress on important protections against social security cuts and the cost-of-living crisis. We ask for the immediate restoration of the Executive so work can continue to provide meaningful help to those who need it most.

Why not check out our briefing and find out why we need to: 1️⃣ Resolve the 5 week wait for Universal Credit 2⃣ Mitigate the 2 child limit 3⃣ Provide support to private renters affected by the Local Housing Allowance lawcentreni.org/wp-content/upl…

It is vital that mechanisms are put in place to ease financial hardship associated with the 5-week wait and to ensure people are not forced to resort to illegal lending or other debt sources. Here is why resolving the 5-week wait is one of our key asks. lawcentreni.org/key-ask-1/

Thanks to Vodafone’s charities.connected initiative, we were able to support over 2,250 refugees and asylum seekers in order to tackle digital exclusion and poverty in Belfast. Our service users stated they felt less isolated and were able to access more opportunities.