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All year around Support, Facilities and Special Offers for Carers and Cancer patients, consisting of Complementary Therapies, Accommodation, Walks on 95 acres of farm and woodland and use of Quiet Room exclusively for those using "Embrace"

Established in 2015, Blaris Players is an inter-generational, cross-community amateur drama group based in Lisburn, County Antrim.

Action MS provides a range of social care services for people living with multiple sclerosis, their families and carers throughout in Northern Ireland. Our services include information, advocacy, groups, reflexology and a holiday home in Portstewart.

Founded in 1997, Assisi Animal Sanctuary is Northern Ireland’s largest independent animal welfare charity, providing shelter for up to 200 companion animals including dogs, puppies, cats, kittens, rabbits and guinea pigs.

Through public consultation Strathroy Community Association identified the need for Business Enterprise units and as a result as a result Strathroy Community Enterprise Ltd (SCEL) was established in 2001.

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.

Dungannon YFC is a faith based charity helping young people reach their full potential personally, emotionally, educationally and spiritually.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We are a Day Centre, community group and charity based in the Glenshane Business Park, Dungiven; open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. The Centre works with adults who have sensory, physical and learning disabilities, their families and carers.

Community Transport in Co. Armagh & Co. Down

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.

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

NON PROFIT ORGANISATION

The Church of Ireland Youth Department (CIYD), is directed by the Church of Ireland General Synod, to be responsible for the development and co-ordination of youth ministry across the church.

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

Many people Over 50 drink safely, but an increasing number are experiencing alcohol-related harm. We aim to prevent the effects caused by harmful drinking