Hats off to Community Leaders
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Hats off to a number of community leaders who recently graduated from the University of Ulster with a Certificate in Management Practice, which was funded by the International Fund for Ireland's Community Leadership Programme managed by NICVA. Those graduating include, from left to right (front row) Dr Anita MacNabb (University of Ulster), Bernie Sweeney (Dunfanaghy Family Resource Centre), Jean McLaughlin (Dunfanaghy Family Resource Centre), (back row) Nigel Duke (Edgarstown Residents Association), Gordon Blevins (Corcrain and Redmanville Community Association) and Richard Mealey (Corcrain and Redmanville Community Association). The ceremony was held at the Waterfront Hall. The Community Leadership Programme (CLP) is a year long training programme for community groups, in which they receive free leadership training, a bursary of £2,500 and the opportunity to gain a University of Ulster Certificate in Management Practice.

Hats off to a number of community leaders who recently graduated from the University of Ulster with a Certificate in Management Practice, which was funded by the International Fund for Ireland's Community Leadership Programme managed by NICVA. Those graduating include, from left to right (front row) Dr Anita MacNabb (University of Ulster), Bernie Sweeney (Dunfanaghy Family Resource Centre), Jean McLaughlin (Dunfanaghy Family Resource Centre), (back row) Nigel Duke (Edgarstown Residents Association), Gordon Blevins (Corcrain and Redmanville Community Association) and Richard Mealey (Corcrain and Redmanville Community Association). The ceremony was held at the Waterfront Hall. The Community Leadership Programme (CLP) is a year long training programme for community groups, in which they receive free leadership training, a bursary of £2,500 and the opportunity to gain a University of Ulster Certificate in Management Practice.