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Offer programs and space for the community to access opportunities to enhance mental and physical well-being of individuals and families.

The LEMIS+ Project gives support, advice and training to help people who are not working get back into employment.

The group seek to represent the Carnlough community and support it’s development in an equitable and sustainable way, providing an open forum for all residents, community groups and promoting interests of young and old alike.

Edgarstown Residents Association was created to gives local community a platform on which to engage, participate and voice their ideas on shaping the community, ERA want to create and sustain a local community environment.

International humanitarian aid.

The Market Development Association is the central community group in the Market Community of South Belfast

With support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, QSS provide affordable studios for professional artists in Belfast. Our artist members deliver a diverse range of public facing activities locally, across the UK and internationally, all supported by their-studio centred practice. Closer to home our artists foster links with the wider community via a range on in-house events; from guided tours and workshops through to exhibitions and open days.

City Church Belfast is a vibrant community church in the heart of the Holyland area of Belfast with a vision to bring transformation to Belfast and beyond.

Head Peace is a not for profit, social enterprise, in the form of an agency providing services through independent facilitators. We serve the North Down and Ards Council areas in various venues throughout. Other areas also considered. Please ask.

The 4 Corners Festival seeks to inspire people from across the city to transform it for the peace and prosperity of all. It consists of innovative events designed to entice people out of their own ‘corners’ of the city.

The Salvation Army is a worldwide evangelical Christian Church and human service agency. Its message is based on the Bible; its motivation is the love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ.

Helping Street Kids 365 Days A Year

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

The Crescent is an arts centre and cultural hub in the heart of South Belfast where diversity and creativity flourish. We provide opportunities for people to meet, be inspired, experience and participate in a wide range of art forms and our offering is simple! Each week we have a whole host of live events, offer a diverse learning programme and provide spaces for exhibitions.

We are a local charity and we lend mobility scooters and wheelchairs to anyone with limited mobility across Cookstown & Dungannon and surrounding areas. It is free to join and free to use daily with equipment available long term.

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.

Head Injury Support provides a range of services that support adults with an acquired brain injury as well as their carers and other family members.

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.

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

Organisers of the annual NI Science Festival, an 11 day Festival with over 200 events celebrating the wonders of science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.

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 Football Management Company aims to enhance the education of coaches, players and clubs through innovative and exciting football programmes.

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.

Based in Northern Ireland we work with middle/long distance athletes from rural East Africa. Registered Charity Number- NIC103288