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The Rainbow Project is a health organisation that works to improve the physical, mental & emotional health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender people in Northern Ireland.

Samaritans provide confidential emotional support by telephone, email, face-to-face, text message and letter. We work with other organistions to raise awareness of emotional health, reach out to at risk groups and engage with policy makers.

The Fostering Network is the UK’s leading fostering charity. We are passionate about the difference foster care makes to children and young people. Transforming fostered children’s lives is at the heart of everything we do.

Creative,energetic and inventive art teacher. Workshops in watercolour acrylics pastels and creative crafts.

Survivors of Trauma work with individuals who have been directly affected by the conflict/troubles in Northern Ireland. Located in the BT14 area of north Belfast the organisation acts as a safe neutral space for people to come together to set out on thei

The Ely Centre is a charity specialising in the provision of multi-disciplinary support services for civilians, security force personnel and their families, who have experienced bereavement and injury as a result of the “Troubles"

The Law Society of Northern Ireland is a professional body, which has the authority to discipline, educate and regulate practising solicitors in Northern Ireland.

Grace Women’s Development Limited (formally Ardoyne Women's Group) is based in the Ardoyne ward of Belfast City Council and has been operating for the past 27 years.

MMH records and promotes heritage collected from ordinary people. It seeks to engage with individuals and community groups to enable them to share their experiences and knowledge of their heritage to educate the general public.

Home-Start is a voluntary organisation providing volunteer home-visiting and group support to families with pre-school children.

The Belfast Barge is a maritime museum and performance space.

The Belfast Barge is a maritime museum and performance space. We are owned by the charity Lagan Legacy. We hope to expound the history of the River Lagan to the public through our maritime exhibition and host a shared commmunity space for events.

Third Age demonstrates the value of older people remaining engaged and contributing in their own community for as long as possible through a variety of local and national programmes.

Care in Crisis exists to offer caring, confidential counselling support to all those who could benefit from it.

volunteers wanted

County Down Rural Community Network (CDRCN) is a community development umbrella organisation which has been operating across County Down since 1995 with over 80 member groups.

About Success Foundation/Success NI
Whether in personal or professional lives we focus firmly on helping people change. We are dedicated to helping people learn tools and techniques which lead them directly to emphatic, observable, unequivocal change

The Return of Colmcille is a large scale theatrical event taking place on the 7th & 8th of June as part of this year’s Derry/Londonderry City of Culture 2013 celebrations. We are seeking to recruit a small team of both paid & volunteer Assistant Directors

SilenceBreaker Media aims to reduce waste by collecting and rebuilding used computers for the benefit of disadvantaged communities–providing them with low-cost, ethical computers and training for them to get online, and get communicating using multimedia.

Far and Wild is a community interest company specialising in outdoor education to develop people and sustain the environment

The CRI project as detailed below is a community Interest Company having purchased and refurbished the Coyle Place Building. The project operates as a Social Economy Business leasing well presented office space and offering conference facilities.

South Antrim Community Network, formally known as South Antrim Rural Network, provides community development support to communities within the council boroughs of Antrim, Newtownabbey and Carrickfergus Council Areas.

The CLEAR Project was commissioned as an integrated Community Development Project as part of ‘Protect Life’ the Northern Ireland Suicide Strategy (2006) which seeks to reduce the suicide rate in Northern Ireland. (www.clearproject.co.uk)

Michaela Foundation promotes values that encourage young people to succeed in life fulfillment and happiness with faith, confidence and fun as their foundation.

Since 1993 USDT has been a key lead community based organisation in the Springfield area, helping to develop many successful programmes to support the area’s social, economic, physical and cultural regeneration.