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Glór na Móna works to provide Irish-medium youth workers with the support, services, advice and representation needed in order to strengthen and develop the Irish-medium youth sector across Belfast.

The mission of Belfast International Arts Festival is to be the preeminent, progressive, international arts event within Northern Ireland, actively engaging both global and local communities in the richness and diversity of contemporary arts practice.

Youth Club for young people aged 7-10 in Banbridge - runs every Wed nite from 7-8.30pm

Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin (An Gaelaras) is an award-winning Irish language, arts and cultural centre in Derry City. Is ionad Gaeilge, Ealaíon agus Cultúir é Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin a bhfuil gradam faighte aige agus atá suite i gCathair Dhoire.

Cool Choices is an innovative project from Start360, working in partnership with Cool FM, to help young people aged 16 - 24 learn digital media skills, as well as vital skills that will help them get employment in other sectors.

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

The Fermanagh Trust is County Fermanagh's Community Foundation, supporting community & voluntary endeavour & making Fermanagh a better place.

Clonoe Rural Development Agency is a registered charity which was founded in 1997 with the principal aim to improve the lives of local people. CRDA is an independent, standalone, autonomous organisation with no affiliation to any other body.

The Falls residents Association works with local residents to deal with issues that affect residents daily lives. Working with statutory agencies to ensure that the best possible service delivery is given to the community.

We are a Christian Organisation.

React is a community/voluntary organisation targeting all areas of health and well-being.

Kaleidoscope is one of the UK's most innovative and dynamic production companies, creating a unique mix of theatre, film, television and radio.

The Big House exists to help young people to know God's love as they encounter Jesus and are cared for by the church, especially when life is difficult. To do this we provide counselling, camps & weekends, and training

Registered Charity, xr 88313 Helping those affected by conflict in Bosnia, Hungary and Romania.
We are a cross community charity based in Northern Ireland, we help all poor people regardless of religion.

Action for Children’s, Early Intervention and Family Support Service aims to help children and their families deal with difficulties and work together at an early stage to explore solutions and prevent long term problems.

UUSU is a student-led organisation with over 23,000 students. It provides a wide range of services from democratic activities to leisure time activities and sports.
We seek to provide support and advice to students who wish to volunteer.

Community Development organisation based within 4 housing estates in Enniskillen providing a range of programmes and activities for all the communtiy

We are a dynamic forward thinking not for profit organisation that offer opportunities for training, participation and personal development.

St Paul's GAC, Belfast Naomh Pól CLG, Beal Feírste

Glenbank Community Association is a community organisation operating in the Glenbank area of North Belfast.

Into Film seeks to put film at the heart of children and young people's learning, contributing to their cultural, creative and personal development.

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

Home-Start: one of the UK’s leading family support charity. We provide a unique service for families - recruiting and training volunteers to support parents with young children at home.

The HSE Community Games is an independent voluntary organisation, operating in local communities throughout Ireland. The organisation aims to provide opportunities for children and young people aged 6-16 years to develop active healthy lives in a safe env

The group was formed by native Ulster-Scots speakers to promote and encourage the everyday use of the language. The aim being to reduce the stigma surrounding the language; and furthermore, to educate people about the significance and influence of it.