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Since 1989 CTSC works to support Irish Travellers, which typically consists of 60 - 80 families (250 people) at any one time. Travellers are among the most disadvantaged and marginalised people living in the Craigavon area. They can face multiple deprivations concerning health and well-being, housing, education, racism, mortality and discrimination. CTSC works toward achieving integration and cohesion by undertaking focused work in the areas of Education, Community Development, Welfare Rights and Health.

MindWise works to support those at risk of and affected by severe mental illness and mental health problems.

Young at Art is one of Northern Ireland's leading children's arts not-for-profit companies and home of Young at Art Events and the Belfast Children's Festival.

Our mission to advance women’s equality and participation in society. We provide a wide range of training, courses and host the Women's Sector Lobbyist.

The Ulster Association of Youth Drama is the lead body working in Northern Ireland to support and promote youth theatre and drama for young people aged 11 – 25.

Northern Ireland's leading network for the promotion of women's training and development, through policy, training, networking and education.

The Villages Together aims to support the community and voluntary sector in its widest terms across a range of groups and activities.

The Rainbow Factory School of Performing Arts

The PILS Project seeks to advance human rights and equality in Northern Ireland through the use of and support for public interest litigation.

Our award-winning venue in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter is home to all kinds of exhibitions, theatre performances, experimental works and endless goings-on.

The Stroke Association is here to support people to rebuild their lives after stroke. Stroke strikes every five minutes in the UK and it changes lives in an instant. Stroke can strike anyone – young, old and everyone in between. Recovery is tough, but with the right specialist support and a ton of courage and determination, the brain can adapt. There are almost 39,000 people rebuilding their lives after stroke in Northern Ireland. We provide specialist support, fund critical research and campaign to make sure people affected by stroke get the very best care and support to rebuild their lives.

Everyone's circumstances are different. Rural Support helps many farmers and rural dwellers across Northern Ireland. From financial pressures, physical and mental health concerns, family circumstances to paperwork, Rural Support can help.

Relatives for Justice is a region wide NGO providing support to individuals and families bereaved and injured by the recent conflict. RFJ provides a range of professional advice and therapeutic services from our offices in Belfast and Dungannon

We are QUIRE Belfast LGBT Singers.

A group of singers from Northern Ireland's LGBT community, formed in early 2005, now 35 in number.

Parenting Focus (previously Parenting NI) is the leading charity for supporting parents in Northern Ireland.  

Open Arts engages with disabled people in delivering high quality activities and events across a range of art forms. We do this by promoting artistic excellence and encouraging the participation of people with and without disabilities.

The Oh Yeah music centre is a former bonded whiskey warehouse in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast's cultural district. It measures 14 500 square feet over three floors.

Northern Area Community Network (NACN) is a community development umbrella organisation which has been operating across the Northern Area since 1995. We provide a wide range of support to community groups and currently employ 9 members of staff on a number of projects.

We're your local charity for the care and prevention of chest, heart and stroke illnesses. We're Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke. We're On Your Side.

Breaking the Cycle of Sexual Abuse and Abusive Relationships

NEA is the national energy action charity working in Northern Ireland to eradicate fuel poverty through campaigning, information, training, education and demonstration of good practice.

As a charity, we rely for income on membership fees, donations and legacies, and revenue raised from our commercial operations. We’re a charity founded in 1895 by three people who saw the importance of our nation’s heritage and open spaces and wanted to preserve them for everyone to enjoy. More than 120 years later, these values are still at the heart of everything we do. We look after special places throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland for ever, for everyone.

The Lighthouse was established in 2002 and celebrates 11 years within the Ballymena area as a homeless facility for up to 20 men aged 18 – 65. Since it’s foundation the Lighthouse has housed over 1000 vulnerable men from all over Northern Ireland who ap

Law Centre NI works to promote social justice in Northern Ireland, using the law as a tool for social change. Since 1977, we have delivered free and independent legal services in social welfare law areas. Our services – legal advice, casework, representation before tribunals and courts – are available to the public and also to advisers working in the advice sector in Northern Ireland.

Founded in 1994, Kabosh is committed to challenging the notion of what theatre is and where it takes place. The company aims to reinvent the ways in which stories are told, giving voice to the silent and opening access to contested space.