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Youth Initiatives is involved with community regeneration, community relations, community development, youth issues and providing community facilities.

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.

Chris Dalton has recently been appointed as the approved Midas training agent for Northern Ireland.

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

Race Against Multiple Sclerosis (RAMS) is a registered charity devoted to improving the health, well-being and quality of life of those affected by Multiple Sclerosis and other chronic health conditions.

Epilepsy Action Northern Ireland

St Oliver Plunkett Youth Club is the only full-time youth provision in the South Armagh area. The Club specialises in the delivery of general youth work for 9 to 12 year olds and developmental work with young people between the ages of 13 and 20 years old

For Youth By Youth

We look after the needs of ex-service personnel.

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Co-operation Ireland is an all-island peace-building charity. Established in 1979 as Co-operation North, we have for over 40 years worked to promote interaction, dialogue and practical collaboration within Northern Ireland and between Northern Ireland and

The Charity was renamed to Action Deaf Youth in January 2015. It was previously known as the Northern Ireland Deaf Youth Association, an organisation which was set up in 1988 to meet the social and educational needs of deaf children and young people.

Cliftonville Community Centre is based on the Manor Street Interface in North Belfast. We provide services for the Local area such as: carer and tots groups, afterschool's groups, youth groups, on-the-job training, adult training and general advice.

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

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

Registered Charity looking after and supporting carers since 1987

The Book Reserve is a social enterprise designed to help young ex-offenders and their children through employment, training and parenting support

Genesis is a youth centre in Whitehead. We run personal and social development projects for young people aged 13 - 18.

“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”.

Beat Carnival is an independent arts company comprising the Beat Initiative charity and a social enterprise, Beat Trading, which raises income for our charitable activities. Our role is to create and produce carnival arts, organise and direct performances

The Northern Ireland Boys' Brigade (often referred to as BB or BBNI) is a Christian youth organisation, equipping leaders to make a difference in the lives of children and young people from all communities, all faiths, and none

SPACE Family Support Services are for families and individuals who need help. Family life is not always easy, life events like birth, death, depression, redundancy, separation, illness, abuse or financial problems all put stress and strain on family life

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.

Help and Healing on the spiritual path through the teaching of Bruno Groening.

Relocating to NEW office 16th February 2015 - Mt Zion House, Edward Street, LURGAN