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We support individuals with spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus and their families

Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families raising disabled or seriously ill children and young people. Last year, we provided 89,423 grants or services worth over £36 million to families across the UK.

Community Advice Ards and North Down helps people resolve many problems including debt, social security benefits, housing, legal, health, discrimination, employment, immigration, tax, relationship and consumer issues.

The Children’s Research Network for Ireland and Northern Ireland is a membership organisation that aims to support the research community to better understand and improve the lives of children and young people.

Harpurs Hill Children and Family Centre is a vibrant organisation providing high quality, affordable childcare alongside family support package consisting of relevant programmes, group facilitation & a home visiting programme.

We are a full-time voluntary youth organisation that provides for the personal and social development of children and young people aged 8-25 years.

We are a Preschool school Playgroup.

Community Advice Newry, Mourne and Down (formerly Citizens Advice) provide free, confidential, impartial and independent advice.

To develop close working relationships with various statutory volunatary and community organisations to develop and deliver projects/programmes that will lead to positive change within the local community.

Are you having twins, triplets or more? You've come to the right place. Twins Trust (formerly TAMBA - Twins And Multiple Births Association) - is the UK's leading twins and triplets charity. We have lots of advice and information about what to expect while you are pregnant.

We provide a range of therapeutic services, coaching and training for individuals, families and professionals which facilitate positive change, resilience and growth. We also provide placements and support for trainee counsellors and CPD.

Our Breakfast and Afterschool club based in Antrim creates a home away from home for your child. We also provide childcare for families on mid-term breaks, summer holidays and any other scheduled days off school, This service caters for children aged 4-11

After School club for children of Tannaghmore Primary School.

The Churches Trust was founded by the Leaders of the mainstream churches over 20 years ago in response to a recognition of the level of deprivation in the area and the necessity to work together to provide essential services to those in need.

Roe Valley Residents Association aim to improve the quality of life of residents living in the Limavady Area

The Schomberg Society is a community based organisation in Kilkeel which provides training, help and support to the wider community.

Rosemount House Committee is a registered charitable company, which was established in 1988 for the primary purpose of providing sheltered and professionally supported accommodation for men seeking continuing recovery from alcohol addiction.

NWTP have a new project, the CSI project designed to mainly help unemployed people become self employed, to help self employed people to sustain their employment and to develop social economy enterprises. The CSI project will also re-train some people.

Providing Acceptance, Advocacy & Awareness for Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders

The Glen Development Initiative (GDI) mission is to be ‘a gathering place for art, education, recreation and community development’. We achieve this through a partnership with local people, community organisations, statutory agencies and businesses.

NON PROFIT ORGANISATION

Doagh Preschool Playgroup

Promoting race equality in social care and social support by exploring evidence, developing interventions, and disseminating good practice.

Building Active Communities

Intelligent Health’s mission: to create active vibrant communities where everybody matters

Short Strand Community Forum is an organisation with 23 member groups, it's purpose is to improve the quality of live for the residents living in Short Strand and also to avoid duplication of services provided.