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The Ardoyne Association has been running a welfare rights programme for over 30 years catering for over 3000 clients per year.

Oesophageal Patients Association (NI)

We are Girl Guides!

Ex Prisoners Interpretative Centre

The Resource Centre Derry is a dynamic business managing a number of vital services for people in Derry City, including Day Care, Welfare Advice & Training. Established in 1974, we strive to provide a first class service to the community.

Arts Care, founded in 1991, is a unique Arts and Health Charity based in Northern Ireland.

A network for people working in the fields of Racial Equality and Ethnicity in Northern Ireland

Women’s Aid Newry was founded in 1983 in response to the urgent need to provide vital support and accommodation to women and children victims experiencing domestic violence. Our work is underpinned by an ethos of self help, mutual respect and support.

Autonomie is an organisation that aims to empower young people with additional needs to develop the skills to live independently and achieve their potential.

Supporting local Women, their children and families

The WELL Project aims to maintain well being and build resilience of women with mental health needs. Through a peer led approach, we provide support and activity programmes to women with long standing mental health needs within greater Belfast.

Mid & East Antrim Agewell Partnership aims to improve the lives of older people aged 50 years and over, living in the Ballymena, Larne & Carrickfergus areas.

Newpin provides a conduit between community, voluntary and statutory organisations for inclusion development and referral within family support services.

The City Business Hub is a free and impartial business advice centre, managed by Ortus and co-funded by Belfast City Council.
We office drop in services, free training facilities, free WiFi and Hot Desks.

Camphill Community Holywood was established in 1997. It is a small life sharing community in the centre of Holywood Town. It consists of a residential unit and a Café/Bakery and shop.

The Social Farming Across Borders project has been running for two and a half years and has supported over sixty people who avail of health and social care services in N.I. and the border counties of the RoI to take part in the everyday activity.

Children's Heartbeat Trust is a local charity that provides emotional and practical support to families affected by heart disease in children and young people.

The Community Workers Co-operative (CWC) is a national network of community activists, both paid and unpaid, working collectively for social change and social justice at local, regional and national level. Donegal Community Workers Co-operative (DCWC) is

Omagh Support & Self Help Group (OSSHG) is the charity founded in the aftermath of the Omagh Bomb in August 1998 to give support and solace to victims of terrorism and the wider community affected by such acts.

North Down and Ards Women's Aid exists to provide advice, support and refuge to women and their children who have experienced or are still experiencing the effects of physical, emotional or sexual abuse.

Work West offer a series of start up and growth programmes to help you and your business. Whatever the business or stage of development Work West Business Advisers are here to help.

A registered charity, Angel Eyes NI provides expert, practical, and emotional care and support to children and young people with a visual impairment and their families throughout Northern Ireland. We work hard to ensure their voice is heard at statutory and government level to help shape services to meet their needs and improve their lives.

Northern Ireland Women’s European Platform:
•Provides women in Northern Ireland with a platform to make their voices heard on domestic, European and international social, economic, cultural and political affairs

The charity aims to “walk alongside” children, young people, young adults and the wider community to help them achieve their potential by providing advice, love & support, providing a programme of recreational, educational, cross-community and citizenship initiatives

PEAT is a NI charity providing practical behaviour support and training, using evidence-based practice, to parents/carers of children with autism, professionals working directly with individuals with autism as well as support and training for schools etc