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Urban Community Chef CIC is a not for profit organisation who's ethos is to empower participants to be catalysts for healthier communities through food literacy and cooking education. We have been delivering online group cookery sessions since May to help community groups still feel connected and to have some craic making healthy recipes. We offer hands on, fun, bespoke food & nutrition courses tailored to individuals and groups of all ages. We also offer RSPH accredited food hygiene training for people wanting to get into the food industry or updating an existing certificate.

Upshot is a performance management software solution developed by the Football Foundation. It is designed to help organisations delivering and funding community based projects, manage, monitor and evidence their work, and prove their impact.

ATSG’s mission is to work in partnership with the Irish Traveller community and other stakeholders to preserve, promote and develop Traveller culture and identity

Strand Arts Centre was established as a registered charity in 2013 and has attracted 50,000 annually to a diverse programme of new releases, classic and cultural cinema, Silver Screenings for older people, Minors Club, live theatre, music and festivals.

Turas Project

Traditional music education for children, young people and adults; organisation of annual international piping festival; other music-related projects

Our mission is to positively and significantly contribute to the physical, social and economic regeneration of the City.

Archery NI is the Regional Society for the sport of Archery in Northern Ireland

Clifton House Heritage Centre was the original Poor House of Belfast. Now restored to its former Georgian elegance it is a truly unique setting for tours, talks and events.

Our aims are to create a positive image of Russian speaking countries currently represented within NI and ensure our values and traditions are maintained for future generations

Lough Neagh Development Trust aim through N.I. community ownership, local people, will importantly have a say in future management & decisions relating to sustaining & developing the Lough to give the best possible social, environmental & economic return.

Fírinne which is the Irish word for ‘Truth’ was founded in April 1998 when a number of bereaved families throughout Co. Fermanagh affected by state sponsored murder and others affected by state sponsored violence, came together to support each other.

Offering support and encouragement to newly-release prisoners

Community Support assists newly released prisoners to avoid re-offending and improve their self-confidence through support and encouragement.

Craic Theatre and Arts Centre Coalisland Co Tyrone Community Arts Venue and organisation.

NGO

The new Agape Centre, which opened in April 2012, is finished to a very high specification and embraces all the technologies of the digital age. It provides a cross community focal point for a diverse range of services to meet local needs.

Community organisation delivering a range of arts and cultural programmes

Here at 21 Training we believe in creating a supportive friendly learning environment allowing you to Aspire to be the person you want to become. Evolve and develop your skills with a range of nationally recognised qualifications. Whether you are a School leaver, a Job Seeker, an Employer or an Employee we will have the programme to help you Achieve your dream career.

Counselling, psychological therapies, weekend crisis intervention service

Basketball Northern Ireland (BNI) is the governing body for Basketball in Northern Ireland.

The AHF is a registered charity, working since 1976 to promote the conservation and sustainable re-use of historic buildings for the benefit of communities across the UK, particularly in economically disadvantaged areas.

Established in 2015, Blaris Players is an inter-generational, cross-community amateur drama group based in Lisburn, County Antrim.

Offer programs and space for the community to access opportunities to enhance mental and physical well-being of individuals and families.

With support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, QSS provide affordable studios for professional artists in Belfast. Our artist members deliver a diverse range of public facing activities locally, across the UK and internationally, all supported by their-studio centred practice. Closer to home our artists foster links with the wider community via a range on in-house events; from guided tours and workshops through to exhibitions and open days.