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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

Volunteer Ireland is the national volunteer development agency and a support body for all local Volunteer Centres in Ireland. Our vision is every person connected to and participating in their communities to build a better Irish society. Volunteer Ireland

Hope and a Future is a Northern Ireland registered charity which was founded, in 2007, in response to seeing first-hand the impoverished lives of many thousands of children in the town of Shashemene, Ethiopia.

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.

Loughshore Access and Community Enterprise is based in Maghery, Co.Armagh. LACE run a handyhelp service and a handyman service.

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

Family Support Centre

Mental health support Charity, providing a place for those feeling isolated and alone.

Belfast Child C.I.C provides free mentored health & well-being sports related training as a means of an 'Off the Streets Programme' for young people in Belfast.

Volunteer Now Enterprises Ltd has been established to support the work of the Charity, Volunteer Now. We have an expert team of staff who are committed to quality and effective customer relationships providing a service which is tailored just for you.

South & East Tyrone Welfare Support work with families of ex service persons & their families in South & East Tyrone

Arc seeks to strategically engage with agencies to influence policy, whilst operating direct service delivery projects that respond to the needs of rurally marginalised people.

We support people affected by Cancer and their families from all over Northern Ireland.

Oesophageal Patients Association (NI)

Donaghmore District Community Association (DDCA) was formed at the beginning of 2006, and is a combination of various elements of our local community who have all come together to strive towards building a more sustainable future for all

We help build new and healthier futures. We support thousands of retired and retiring police officers to create the future they want after policing. We make a difference to people’s lives by helping them to feel as mentally and physically well as possible. Together, we work in partnership with you to help you see how valuable your skills are to others, and how, with our training support, you can achieve your personal and professional potential.

Kids Company was founded by Camila Batmanghelidjh in 1996. We provide practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner-city children.

We are Girl Guides!

Glór na Móna works to provide Irish-medium youth workers with the support, services, advice and representation needed in order to strengthen and develop the Irish-medium youth sector across Belfast.

Anna Clarke is Director of Prospect Community, an independent community development learning consultancy based in Mid Ulster, working across the island of Ireland and further afield. Anna uses a collaborative approach to work with communities, CVSE organisations, and statutory sector agencies to design, deliver and measure the impact of programmes and services that contribute to informing and improving community development practice and supporting social change.

Supported by the Big Lottery Fund and led by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; Grow Wild inspires communities, friends, neighbours and individuals across the UK to come together to transform local spaces, by sowing, growing and enjoying native wild flowers.

Youth Club for young people aged 7-10 in Banbridge - runs every Wed nite from 7-8.30pm

Arts Care, founded in 1991, is a unique Arts and Health Charity based in Northern Ireland.

The Northern Ireland Mental Health Arts Festival (NIMHAF) was established in 2013 with the sole focus involving working creatively with individuals with mental health problems. NIMHAF brings people together, both physically and more recently in the virtual realm, creating inspiring conversations about mental health, challenging stigma, and ultimately promoting wellbeing through active creativity.