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This Department for Communities’ Business Plan 2023-24 has been approved by the Departmental Management Board.  This Business Plan covers the 12 month period from April 2023 to March 2024 and is the third plan published in support of the Department’s Strategy:

This is a proposed short-term intervention to boost the levels of food stock available to those in the charitable sector assisting those struggling with access to food as a result of the Cost-of-Living crisis.

The Family Resources Survey for Northern Ireland 2020-21 was released on 22 September 2022. The proposed date of next publication will be Summer 2023.

This Department for Communities’ Business Plan 2022-23 has been approved by the Departmental Management Board.  This Business Plan covers the 12 month period from April 2022 to March 2023 and is the second plan published in support of the Department’s Strategy

Role of DfC in Rosemount Resource Centre

These Regulations provide the technical details for one of the additional tests to the contribution notice regime, “the employer resources test”.  For example, they set out how the value of the resources of the employer is to be determined and calculated by th

Our historic environment provides authentic and attractive places which increase our pride, character and identity, lead to improved wellbeing and community engagement, and to prosperity through tourism, investment, skills, regeneration and creativity.

This draft Business Plan has been prepared for consideration and
approval by an incoming Minister. Pending the appointment of a Minister,
the Department is working towards delivery of the programmes, objectives

Employees are an employer’s most valuable resource, but finding the right person to join your team can be difficult, time-consuming and expensive. The Department for Communities Employer Advisers are here to help.

A Report on the symposium hosted by the Council for Nature Conservation and the Countryside, the Historic Buildings Council and the Historic Monuments Council.