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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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Stephen Monaghan from Millisle was just 50 years old when he suffered a severe, life-changing stroke — one that may have been preventable. High blood pressure often has no symptoms, but it can have devastating consequences if left untreated. Stephen’s message is clear — get your blood pressure checked and always take your medication as prescribed. Find out more at www.nichs.org.uk/highbloodpressure ... See MoreSee Less
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Meet Poppy Watton, a remarkable 13-year-old from Donaghcloney who set her sights on Olympic gold at the age of four, shortly after a diagnosis of visual impairment, and has just become the Northern Ireland Senior School Girl Ski Champion for the third consecutive year! 🏆Diagnosed with bilateral amblyopia and severe long-sightedness at a young age, Poppy's determination and passion for skiing have led her to incredible achievements. With the support of @RNIBNorthernIreland and her loving dad, Jonathan, Poppy is turning her dreams into reality.Poppy has now competed in major competitions, including the Irish International Championships,and is currently heading for race 3 in the Arnold Clark Parallel Series in September. Her dedication and hard work have earned her numerous medals and accolades. 🥇🥈🥉Poppy’s story is a reminder of what’s possible with a dream, hard work and the right support.For further information on how RNIB can support children and families affected by sight loss visit: rnib.org.uk/NorthernIreland ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you know if you're part of the 1 in 8? High blood pressure often has no visible signs or symptoms - so the only way to know if your number is up is to get checked. Where can I get checked? Make an appointment with your GP Visit your local pharmacy which may operate a blood pressure monitoring service Buy a blood pressure machine for home monitoring Book a Well Check with NICHS Find out more at www.nichs.org.uk/highbloodpressure ... See MoreSee Less
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If you’re out and about, you may come across one of RNIB’s new billboards at key locations across Belfast encouraging the general public to include ‘alt text’ on their social media images so our blind and partially sighted friends don’t miss out on anything important (whether it’s important health and safety info or that really funny thing that happened on holiday).If you find one, why not take a selfie and give adding alt text a go, tagging @RNIBNorthernIreland to show your support. Learn how at RNIB.in/AccessibleSocialMedia ... 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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Give/email your HR department to process