All donations support people living in Northern Ireland

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Help PROTECT children from abuse, support people with sight loss or chest, heart and stroke conditions, empower older people and be there for children and adults with cancer.

Northern Ireland Charities Together

Donate to six local causes

As an employee, you can donate to six local causes with just one donation from your payroll. The charities that make up Northern Ireland Charities Together (NICT) include: Age NI, Cancer Focus Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke, RNIB (sight loss charity), Childline/NSPCC and Young Lives vs Cancer (previously known as CLIC Sargent).

Giving a regular gift through your payroll is easy to set up, tax efficient and it makes a huge difference to the lives of thousands of people across Northern Ireland who face daily challenges.

Simply download our form here, fill it in and give it to your HR department. Remember that payroll giving is tax efficient, so a £10 monthly donation from you is only £8 a month from your monthly pay (based on average salary).

All donations support people living in Northern Ireland.

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Belfast Pride Week: Come and meet the teamThe Belfast Pride festival is one of the biggest festivals in Belfast’s calendar, running from July 19th to the 28th there are 150 events over held over the ten days.The main event is of course the Pride parade itself on Saturday 27th and the staff, volunteers and supporters of RNIB will be there at our stand along the main parade route near the ‘Big Fish’So, if you’re curious about our work, have any questions or think you’d like to volunteer with RNIB come and check us out.#BelfastPride This graphic has text that reads 'We fight for equality and justice and that fight includes the LGBTQ+ community' and is surrounded by the Pride colours. ... See MoreSee Less
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Everyone is different. What might affect one person and cause them to feel difficult feelings, might be felt differently by another. Knowing what trauma is can help us all recognise when we might need support.You can contact Childline about anything online, on the phone, anytime Image descriptions: 1. 'What is Trauma? Trigger warning: This post talks about trauma which may bring up difficult feelings. Childline counsellors are available 24/7'.2. 'Trauma is when you experience something that is overwhelmingly distressing, negative or intense, making it hard to cope.'3. 'Trauma can affect people in different ways. And going through something difficult doesn't mean you'll always be affected after.'4. 'Lots of things can make us feel traumatised. It could be something that happened to you or something you saw.'5. 'But you aren't alone. Childline is there to support you.'#mentalhealth #advice #support #youarenotalone #Childline ... See MoreSee Less
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Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke are thrilled to announce the 4 innovative new research projects they are funding in 2024!NICHS currently have £1.2 million invested in live research, funded entirely thanks to donations from the public in Northern Ireland.Read more here: nichs.org.uk/about-us/blog/discover-the-4-innovative-projects-nichs-are-funding-in-2024 ... See MoreSee Less
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A closer look at Cancer Waiting Times data.The Western Trust had the highest performance against all three targets, even meeting the 31-Day and almost meeting the 14-Day breast cancer targets. 7 in 10 people are waiting longer than two months to start cancer treatment following urgent GP referral.Of patients who started in the SE Trust for assessment and then transferred to another Trust for treatment, only 9.5% started the treatment within two months of the urgent referral.Time to be seen by a breast cancer specialist has nosedived over the last year, going from 84.2% of patients being seen within two weeks of urgent referral in Q1 2023 to only 34.1% being seen in that time in Q1 2024.Only 5.6% of Northern Trust and 4.1% of SE Trust patients are being seen by a specialist within 14 days of urgent GP referral for suspect breast cancer, against a target of 100% seen in 14 days. ... See MoreSee Less
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All donations support people living in Northern Ireland

It takes 3 easy step actions

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Click to download how to start Payroll Giving form

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Print out the form and complete

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