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We are a social enterprise which offers a range of coaching, training and psychometric services. Our main ethos underpinning the training and coaching services offerings is the methodology of action learning and coaching.

Advisor/trainer to Charities & Social Enterprises. Technical help with the legal set up & running of not for profit orgs & charities. Legal drafting of governing docs & company incorporations. Assistance with charity registration & Charity Commission NI.

The Castle Hill Foundation provides support services to victims and survivors of terrorism in the Dungannon and Craigavon areas.

Skyzdalimit provides a creative and health enhancing experience for all people however we particularly welcome people with a disability. THe company was constituted in 2011.

Advice Space is a charity providing free,independent,confidential, impartial advice

Until everyone understands

Home-Start supports families with young children who are facing challenging situations.

L'Arche (French for the ark) is an international federation of over 140 communities worldwide, where people with and without learning disabilities choose to live together in a spirit of friendship where everyone’s presence is valued.

National Energy Action (NEA) is the national charity seeking to end fuel poverty.

Skyzdalimit Omagh is a cross-community performing arts charity for people with a learning/physical disability, sensory/visual impairment and non-disabled peers

Our vision is of a world in which blind and partially sighted people enjoy the same rights, freedom, responsibilities and quality of life as people who are fully sighted.

Access Employment Limited (AEL), established in August 1999, is a Social Firm providing people with learning disabilities/difficulties, autism, aspergers or health related conditions, opportunities to access work experience, gain recognised qualifications and progress onto paid work/long term volunteering and/or further education

Girls’ Brigade NI is a Christian organisation.

Formerly operating as Key Associates NI Ltd Alice and Lesley have been involved in Training and Education within the Community & Voluntary since 2000.

Supporting families * strengthing community

Brain Injury Matters (NI) is an independent regional Charity established in 2013 to support, promote and empower those living with acquired brain injury (ABI).

Providing an innovative and groundbreaking approach to the Educational and Social inclusion of children and young people with Down syndrome, who are disadvantaged through the disabling attitudes in society.

Raysfriends is a microboard set up with the sole intention of enabling Ray to fulfill all his aspirations in his home, social and work life. A Microboard is a non profit making organisation. Raysfriends consists of a few family members and friends.

MAPS is an award winning organisation formed in 2012 to look after the welfare of former members of the security forces in West Tyrone who served during the period of Operation Banner. With over 1000 members we have a track record of meeting the needs of those colleagues. The organisation was awarded the Queen's Voluntary Award in 2017 and announced a finalist in the Healthcare and Rehabilitation category of the Soldiering On Awards 2018.

Supporting and developing disabled, neurodiverse and d/Deaf people's involvement in the arts

To improve the life of people with brain injury, their carers and families.

Mission Statement: To ensure that people in Fermanagh have access to places and services in a sustainable way and in response to local needs, to manage an efficient, effective and affordable community transport service in Co. Fermanagh

WOMEN’STEC is the largest quality provider of training for women in non-traditional skills in Northern Ireland.

Special Olympics Ulster provides year round sports training and competition to over 2,000 children and adults with an intellectual disability.

E2A Inclusive Theatre Group is Northern Ireland's leading facilitator of drama/performing arts services directed towards people with and without a physical/learning disability.

With a strong emphasis on 'inclusion' everyone is welcome from aged 7.