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Voluntary organisation promoting community development.
Liaising with all community groups to promote a better future

Harmony Community Trust is a cross community organisation founded in 1975 to promote community relations and social inclusion. Its base is Glebe House,Strangford, from which it delivers community relations programmes and activities.

The Aras Cholmcille Trust have developed a small visitor and education centre in a restored listed building.

Christian Aid and its partners are working to bring an end to poverty around the world - tackling its root causes as well as its effects.

Dunclug Partnership seeks to build cross-community relations, community cohesion and development and leave a legacy that will create a peaceful reconciliation between all members of the community that live in this area.

We believe in a dignity that is inherent in each person and we are committed to improving the quality of human life throughout he world. We do this through friendships, events and services.

PVN is an inter-community and inter-cultural Church in heart of Belfast City Centre. Let's Do This NI! is the vehicle through which PVN delivers its services to the community.

Through initiating, developing and delivering a range of high quality educational initiatives we aim to work in PARTNERSHIP WITH YOUNG PEOPLE making it possible for them to articulate their own needs and establish structures suitable to those needs.

Based in East Belfast

The Community Faiths' Forum seeks to maximise the contribution of faith community to social and community wellbeing.

Barefeet is a creative arts organisation, originating in Zambia, mainly working with young people through arts and performance.In N. Ireland we facilitate workshops with young people and educators using arts based methodologies as well as other activities

Youth Work & Community Organisation

Community Childcare Facility

Seacourt Print Workshop is a creative hub in Bangor, County Down providing a unique space for engaging in creativity whatever your training or life circumstances. Our workshop is a place where people can come to make art, develop their skills and talents and connect with others.

The main theme of NIPP is Peace and Reconciliation therefore all the services and events are planned around this theme.

EMBRACE NI is a group of Christians from different denominations working together to promote a positive response to people who are seeking asylum, refugees, migrant workers and people from minority-ethnic backgrounds living in Northern Ireland.

To inspire creativity and encourage personal and social change in offenders within the criminal justice system, through the arts.

The Castle Hill Foundation provides support services to victims and survivors of terrorism in the Dungannon and Craigavon areas.

174 Trust focuses on work dedicated to tackling many of the problems confronting the local community and meeting the needs of those living in the local area with Nursery, Afterschool, Disability Groups and an Arts and Culture Centre.

Skyzdalimit provides a creative and health enhancing experience for all people however we particularly welcome people with a disability. THe company was constituted in 2011.

The Knocknagoney Area Forum is made up of representatives of various organisations working in the general Knocknagoney, Garnerville and Orchard Court area.

Ballymoney Scout Group engages over 90 young people in a balanced programme of activities. Members earn badges for skills learned. We do some pretty amazing things in Scouting, but for us, adventure is a way of life and not just an activity or expedition.

The highly successful Greenpower challenge, to design, build and race a single seat electric car, provides young people with a unique hands on opportunity to engage in engineering. This proven project uses the excitement of motorsport to inspire students

Farranshane is the realisation of the Rathenraw Community Development & Health Project which was conceived in 1998 by community groups. Thebuilding opened for business on 8 September 2010.Today it is a vibrant, thriving social enterprise.

Building Communities provides community development and training support in communities across Northern Ireland.