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Business models
CSR means different things for different sized business. Stephen Dineen reports. Few if any companies will publicly state their opposition…
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Amey’s having a positive impact
Practical examples of responsible business being good business. Leading public services provider Amey, which employs over 250 people across seven…
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Phoenix LIFE
Phoenix is the pre-eminent natural gas distribution, supply and service organisation in Northern Ireland. Coupled with the recognised impact it…
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Trade union approaches
Despite instinctive suspicions, CSR has been better than expected for trades unions in Northern Ireland. Trades unions have historically been…
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An overview
Tackling child poverty and providing permanent homes for children in care are important areas in the Executive’s children’s policy. Meadhbh…
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Demographics and definitions
A summary of population projections for children. The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) projects that the number of…
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CiNI: integrating children’s and young people’s services
By Pauline Leeson, Chief Executive of Children in Northern Ireland (CiNI), the umbrella group which has been representing the children’s…
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Child poverty increasing
Northern Ireland’s child poverty rate is rising, and the Executive’s action plan for the child poverty strategy remains unfinished. 122,000…
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Steven Agnew: working together for children
Green MLA Steven Agnew outlines his planned private member’s Bill on joined-up children’s services. Children are one of the most…
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Bryson: Supporting children and strengthening families for over 100 years
Children are at the heart of the work carried out by one division of Bryson Care, part of the leading…
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