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The Big Interview: ‘Every single person has a contribution to make to society in a positive way if they’re given the opportunity to do so’, says Bob Stronge, Chief Executive of Advice NI

On Friday afternoon last week, I arrived at the offices of Advice NI in Belfast. I had arranged to talk to 62-year-old Bob Stronge above, the Chief Executive of Advice NI in Northern Ireland. For nearly an hour, we discussed the Cost of Living crisis, the economic struggle for many people, his love of music and art, what kind of leader he is, and whether he has any plans to retire from his role. He was easy to talk to and didn’t shy away from answering any of my questions. – READ MORE (Opens in a new window)

Suicide prevention charity PAPYRUS displays message of hope at Free Derry Corner

A UK charity has become the first to use Free Derry Corner to highlight the tragedy of young suicide. – READ MORE (Opens in a new window)

Law Centre NI successfully challenges HMRC allocation of Child Benefit

For parents with 50/50 joint custody who get Child Benefit, it can be complicated. In a recent case, Law Centre NI successfully clarified the rules on how HMRC should allocate Child Benefit in these circumstances. – READ MORE (Opens in a new window)

Motion calling for a women’s health strategy for Northern Ireland is welcomed

The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland and their Nothing About Us Without Us (NAUWU) group have welcomed the motion passed today by the Northern Ireland Assembly which called for the introduction of a women’s health strategy for Northern Ireland. – READ MORE (Opens in a new window)

THE BIG INTERVIEW with Faith Spear: ‘I’ve had a death threat against myself and my family. I’ve had abuse on social media’ says campaigner who speaks out about the state of prisons in the UK

Individuals who campaign for rehabilitation opportunities and an end to massive overcrowding in UK jails can often find themselves under attack. Despite the abuse and hostility, many of them will continue their work. Faith Spears, above, is one such person. – READ MORE (Opens in a new window)

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