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Free Period Products scheme feedback survey - Women's Regional Consortium
Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

Free Period Products scheme feedback survey - Women's Regional Consortium

The NI Assembly passed the Period Products (Free Provision) Act NI in May 2022, making period products available free of charge to anyone who needs them. Libraries NI now provide free period products in all public libraries (static and mobile) – known as the Free Period Products scheme. A survey has been launched to gather your feedback which will help evaluate if the service is meeting people’s needs and raise awareness so that no one misses ou…Read Article
NIRWN meets leader of independent review of the Withdrawal Agreement - Women's Regional Consortium
Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

NIRWN meets leader of independent review of the Withdrawal Agreement - Women's Regional Consortium

NIRWN’s Executive Director, Louise Coyle alongside sector colleagues met with Lord Paul Murphy who is leading an independent review of the Withdrawal Agreement and its effectiveness. Sense checking with Civil Society and creating the mechanisms with which to do so is critical if we are to thrive post EU Exit.   Issues discussed by those in attendance included:   How can the Withdrawal Agreement be practically improved? Democratic consent mechan…Read Article
Open Consultation: Consultation on Department for Communities Budget 2025-26 allocations - Women's Regional Consortium
Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

Open Consultation: Consultation on Department for Communities Budget 2025-26 allocations - Women's Regional Consortium

This document details the Minister for Communities’ initial Budget 2025-26 decisions and how they will impact on the Department’s ability to deliver public services.  Siobhán hopes to make a detailed response to this consultation.  If you have any input to this consultation please contact Siobhán as soon as possible at policy@wsn.org.uk The deadline for comments is Thursday 7th August 2025 and it is available on the Department’s website here: ht…Read Article

Forthcoming launch of a draft Anti-Poverty Strategy for NI - Women's Regional Consortium

There has been much discussion about the forthcoming draft Anti-Poverty Strategy which has been signed off by the NI Executive and is due to be released soon for public consultation. The Anti-Poverty Strategy Group has been formed and is made up of former members of the Anti-Poverty Co-Design Group who worked alongside the Department for Communities to co-design the draft Anti-Poverty Strategy building on the work of the Expert Advisory Panel an…Belfast, United Kingdom · BelfastRead Article

Research Update - Women's Regional Consortium

Siobhán continues to lobby around the findings and recommendations of a number of Consortium research papers as follows: Meeting with Fermanagh & Omagh Council on Women, Skills & Barriers to Work research paper findings and recommendations Recording podcast for Women’s Platform on Women’s Experiences of the Cost-of-Living Crisis in Northern Ireland research paper available to listen to here: https://womensplatform.org/podcast/new-podcast-episod…Fermanagh · FermanaghRead Article

Domestic Rating Measures will push more Women into Poverty - Women's Regional Consortium

In our response to the Department’s earlier consultation on Domestic Rating Measures we highlighted a range of issues that impact on people’s ability to pay for any proposed charges in relation to revenue raising which we re-state here. We believe that many people on the lowest incomes would struggle to afford any such additional charges. Given the impact of the Cost-of-Living Crisis, budget cuts impacting on public services and with deprivation…Belfast, United Kingdom · BelfastRead Article

Pathways Plus: Apprenticeship Inclusion Challenge Fund Success! - Women's Regional Consortium

We’re thrilled to announce that WOMEN’STEC has been awarded a grant from the Department for the Economy’s Apprenticeship Inclusion Challenge Fund for our Pathways Plus project. This initiative is all about breaking down barriers and boosting support for women in construction and  construction-related apprenticeships across Derry~Londonderry, Newry, and Belfast. Construction is a traditionally male-dominated industry, particularly in the trades, …Northern Ireland · Northern IrelandRead Article

Supplementary Consultation on Domestic Rating Measures - Women's Regional Consortium

In November 2023 the Department of Finance consulted on seven rates proposals including three in the domestic sector.  This supplementary consultation now builds on that process and the feedback provided to the Department. The two Domestic proposals being looked at by the Department in this supplementary consultation are: Increasing the maximum capital value cap (the cap) within the domestic rating system from £400,000 to £485,000 Reduction in …Belfast, United Kingdom · BelfastRead Article

DWP confirms major Universal Credit change for new claimants from today

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From April 9, there will be changes in how people can verify their claim online when applying for Universal CreditUnited Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

Open Consultations - Women's Regional Consortium

Supplementary Consultation on Domestic Rating Measures In November 2023 the Department of Finance consulted on seven rates proposals including three in the domestic sector.  This supplementary consultation now builds on that process and the feedback provided to the Department. The two Domestic proposals being looked at by the Department in this supplementary consultation are: Increasing the maximum capital value cap (the cap) within the domesti…Belfast, United Kingdom · BelfastRead Article

RESEARH – Women, Unpaid Care & Employment - Women's Regional Consortium

WSN Policy Worker Siobhán Harding spoke at the second ever Women’s Parliament event held in Stormont in February 2025 about Consortium research on women and unpaid care.  Siobhán highlighted the research work carried out in partnership with Carers NI which showed that many women have given up work to care, decreased their working hours due to a caring role or have taken on a less qualified job or turned down a promotion to fit around their carin…Belfast, United Kingdom · BelfastRead Article

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