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Down Community Arts seeks to deliver inclusive and participatory community arts projects across Down.

Transformation Centre is based in Lisburn & seeks to support the local community.

IGNITION Belfast provides digital services (Video, Photo, Web Design, Branding & Marketing, Print Design & Print) to voluntary and third sector organisations - providing a digital platform to bring learning to life and showcasing positive youth!

Annual comedy festival in Belfast

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We are a Community organisation delivering a range of Health & Social Care services; we are based in the Upper Springfield area but deliver our services throughout the whole of the Belfast area.

Links Counselling Service provides confidential and professional counselling to all members of our diverse community. It is our heart that no one journeys alone through a difficult time of life.

At Making Music, the UK’s number one organisation for voluntary music, we thrive on encouraging all kinds of music groups and individuals to be part of a vibrant multi-cultural music scene. We're here to help everyone flourish in their music making.

We are the main point of contact for hospitals, schools and the general public in Northern Ireland providing information and support on all aspects of living with Down’s syndrome.

Fibromyalgia Awareness Northern Ireland is a registered charity organisation dedicated to providing help and support to Fibromyalgia sufferers and those who care for them. Their family & Friends

Platform is an artist-led studio group and contemporary art gallery based in Belfast’s city centre. Our role is to actively promote creative expression, presentation and access to contemporary art.

Epilepsy Action Northern Ireland

We look after the needs of ex-service personnel.

In Your Space aims to unleash the power of circus and street performance to ignite the imagination and inspire creativity and learning which can transform lives and communities.

Theatre and Dance NI is a new support agency for theatre and dance in Northern Ireland. The organisation is the product of a successful merger of Theatre NI and Dance Resource Base in 2020.

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BelfastTrad provides classes, workshops and events related to Traditional Irish music, song and dance.

The Servite Priory in Benburb, Co Tyrone, is an open religious community. Established in 1949, it has a long established open door policy and a firm commitment to facilitating and enabling community development, good relations and peace-building, and the

DANCE ASSOCIATE LTD The company’s objects (‘Objects’) are specifically restricted to the following: To support and develop a vibrant performing and creative arts ecology in Northern Ireland which will encourage people of Northern Ireland of all ages to participate in and appreciate performing arts and introduce people to culture with the objective of improving their conditions of life and well-being and in particular:- (a) to promote, maintain and improve performing arts education particularly through the production of workshops, performances and the encouragement of the arts including contem

The Mission of PECA is to be a visible presence and voice of the Polish community in Belfast, providing practical support to Polish people as well as serving as a representative of the Polish community to statutory and voluntary organisations and agencies

Fighting Words NI is the creative writing network for young people aged 6-18 in Northern Ireland.

Rowallane Community Hub will become a vital part of the Saintfield community and surrounding areas. Offering a range of physical space solutions and services local residents, businesses and schools will avail of our amenities.

“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.