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“Parent Action is a human rights based organisation, which enables and empowers parent carers of children and adults with disabilities/lifelong health conditions, to advocate for their child’s rights in vital public services. We have created a peer advocacy service to help parents express their views on behalf of their child, who often has difficulty communicating, because of his/her additional needs. These views reflect the lived experience of parent carers and give voice to children and adults with additional needs, who are at significant risk of being ignored”.

Workshops & activities for all ages and abilities

The Harvest Project is currently running for adults with Down’s Syndrome over the age of 40 and those with parents/carers over the age of 60. The project runs through all Six counties off Northern Ireland.

Help and Healing on the spiritual path through the teaching of Bruno Groening.

Mental health support Charity, providing a place for those feeling isolated and alone.

Community Building that provides commercial and community space to enhance social inclusion.

Community Space available for birthday partys. Sports Hall and stage.

We support people affected by Cancer and their families from all over Northern Ireland.

Rural Community Association

The Belfast Flags of Hope uses art to try to create a vibration for a better future. Inspired by Tibetan Prayer Flags, it focuses on the notion of using art on the blank canvas format of a flag to portray our common and shared human hopes for the future.

The Craft & Design Collective is an independent non-profit-taking membership organisation formed in 1997 by Artist/Designer/Makers for Artist/Designer/Makers.

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.

Anna Clarke is Director of Prospect Community, an independent community development learning consultancy based in Mid Ulster, working across the island of Ireland and further afield. Anna uses a collaborative approach to work with communities, CVSE organisations, and statutory sector agencies to design, deliver and measure the impact of programmes and services that contribute to informing and improving community development practice and supporting social change.

Started in August 2012, the Rejuvenate Project aims to enhance and enrich the lives of men 60 and over, reducing isolation and promoting positive health and wellbeing.

Supported by the Big Lottery Fund and led by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; Grow Wild inspires communities, friends, neighbours and individuals across the UK to come together to transform local spaces, by sowing, growing and enjoying native wild flowers.

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.

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

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

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.

Passing Phase is a small media production company specialising in community based projects.

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

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.

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.