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Belfast Office
Community Engagement Team
Raquel Rodrigues Keenan
Volunteering Development Officer
E: raquel.rodrigues.keenan@volunteernow.co.uk
M: 07585 110855
Matthew Williams
Volunteer Participation Officer
E: matthew.williams@volunteernow.co.uk
M: 07850 851812
Community Projects Team
Lindsay Armstrong
Manager Community Projects
E: lindsay.armstrong@volunteernow.co.uk
M: 07850 851818
Lauren Harrison-Hogan
Project Officer
E: lauren.harrison-hogan@volunteernow.co.uk
M: 07850 851819
Maternity LeaveSafeguarding Team
Volunteer Now Enterprises Ltd
Corporate Services Team
Enniskillen Office
Newry Office
Raquel Rodrigues Keenan
Volunteering Development Officer
Edel Cunningham
Volunteering Support Officer
E: Edel_cunningham@volunteernow.co.uk
M: 07850 851821
Maternity LeaveClara O'Callaghan
Volunteering Support Officer
E: clara.o'callaghan@volunteernow.co.uk
M: 07999 118485
Latest News
Inclusion in Volunteer Programmes – New Research Report
23 April 2024
Volunteer Ireland and Volunteer Now have launched a new research report looking at inclusion in volunteering. The research was conducted by Dublin City University and Queens University Belfast. The work was funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs, through the Shared Island Civic Society Fund (SICSF). The report explores the experiences of a range of […]
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Face-to-Face Training Dates
19 April 2024
Did you know we are now offering some face-to-face safeguarding training? We still have online sessions but on certain dates, you can book in-person training. The courses below are what is currently available and where. To find out more and see the dates and venues, please click here bit.ly/VNSafeguardingCourses Keeping Children Safe: Designated Officer Training: […]
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Volunteers are more satisfied with their lives!
18 April 2024
by Denise Hayward, Chief Executive, Volunteer Now New research from NISRA shows evidence for the link between volunteering and life satisfaction, self-efficacy and locus of control. The evidence shows that overall volunteering is a really positive activity for everyone. The report does not look at the reasons leading to these findings, it may be because […]
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Could you help to rebuild people’s lives after stroke?
18 April 2024
PREP is Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke’s physiotherapy led, community based course which helps rebuild people’s lives after stroke, through exercise and education. It is designed for stroke survivors who have completed the statutory rehabilitation that the health service offers to meet their longer term care needs, and they need volunteers to help with: – […]
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