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Skyzdalimit Omagh is a cross-community performing arts charity for people with a learning/physical disability, sensory/visual impairment and non-disabled peers

Girls’ Brigade NI is a Christian organisation.

Formerly operating as Key Associates NI Ltd Alice and Lesley have been involved in Training and Education within the Community & Voluntary since 2000.

Brain Injury Matters (NI) is an independent regional Charity established in 2013 to support, promote and empower those living with acquired brain injury (ABI).

Bruiser Theatre Company is a vibrant, exciting arts organisation based in Belfast.

Supporting and developing disabled, neurodiverse and d/Deaf people's involvement in the arts

Mission Statement: To ensure that people in Fermanagh have access to places and services in a sustainable way and in response to local needs, to manage an efficient, effective and affordable community transport service in Co. Fermanagh

WOMEN’STEC is the largest quality provider of training for women in non-traditional skills in Northern Ireland.

E2A Inclusive Theatre Group is Northern Ireland's leading facilitator of drama/performing arts services directed towards people with and without a physical/learning disability.

With a strong emphasis on 'inclusion' everyone is welcome from aged 7.

Sollus Cultural Promotions specialise in providing cultural events to the public. We are the organisers behind this years, Walled City Tattoo in Ebrington Square. We are regarded as one of the biggest, fastest selling events of the year.

The Falls Women’s Centre was established in 1982 in West Belfast by local women, to improve the quality of life for women and their families living in areas of extreme deprivation and most affected by the conflict.

The Women's Centre is a feminist community education initiative. We provide a broad range of education and training, employability and back to work programmes. . The Centre has an on site creche to provide access for women who have babies in the 8wks - 4

Beat is Northern Ireland’s Carnival Arts company.

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.

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

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.

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.

FWIN is an information network for community based women’s centres, group’s, individuals and organisations. FWIN works closely with local women’s organisations and develops relationships with women’s organisations regionally, nationally.

volunteers wanted

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.

Women’s Aid is the lead voluntary organisation in Northern Ireland addressing domestic abuse and providing services for women, children and young people.

PIPS Charity delivers Suicide Prevention and Bereavement Support Services, Counselling and Therapies across Belfast and throughout Northern Ireland.

WheelWorks is a leading youth arts charity, since 1995 we have been working with young people aged 4 - 25 from communities across Northern Ireland.