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Belfast Pride is one of the biggest festivals in Belfast – we aim to promote equality, visibility and inclusion for the LGBT+ community in Belfast and we reach up to 60,000 people each year with over 150 events across 10 days.

At Clanmil, we believe that housing is about people. We have come a long way in the last 30+ years, with over 5000 properties and are ambitious to continue to grow and provide great homes, with services that matter.

Registered Charity looking after and supporting carers since 1987

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

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

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

Rural Community Association

Oesophageal Patients Association (NI)

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.

Started in August 2012, the Rejuvenate Project aims to enhance and enrich the lives of men 60 and over, reducing isolation and promoting positive health and wellbeing.

A network for people working in the fields of Racial Equality and Ethnicity in Northern Ireland

Women’s Aid Newry was founded in 1983 in response to the urgent need to provide vital support and accommodation to women and children victims experiencing domestic violence. Our work is underpinned by an ethos of self help, mutual respect and support.

We are a group of carers who have decided to set up a cross community group in Belleek which will cater for all carers young and old, male and female within the Belleek/ Ballyshannon/ Bundoran area who can meet up once a month in a relaxed fun atmosphere.

Mid & East Antrim Agewell Partnership aims to improve the lives of older people aged 50 years and over, living in the Ballymena, Larne & Carrickfergus areas.

Camphill Community Holywood was established in 1997. It is a small life sharing community in the centre of Holywood Town. It consists of a residential unit and a Café/Bakery and shop.

Children's Heartbeat Trust is a local charity that provides emotional and practical support to families affected by heart disease in children and young people.

The Men's Advisory Project are as specialist agency providing confidential counselling, information and referral services for men experiencing domestic and sexual abuse and those facing the complicated emotions of being a survivor.

The Community Workers Co-operative (CWC) is a national network of community activists, both paid and unpaid, working collectively for social change and social justice at local, regional and national level. Donegal Community Workers Co-operative (DCWC) is

North Down and Ards Women's Aid exists to provide advice, support and refuge to women and their children who have experienced or are still experiencing the effects of physical, emotional or sexual abuse.

Extern Works is an organisation that works with homeless people, refugees and other disadvantaged groups in Northern Ireland and provides education and training to help individuals reach their full potential.

Northern Ireland Women’s European Platform:
•Provides women in Northern Ireland with a platform to make their voices heard on domestic, European and international social, economic, cultural and political affairs

Ceres Europe (NI) Ltd is a co-operative and part of the UK Co-operatives Movement. It also incorporates the Charity North West Lifelong Learning Ltd (NWLL Ltd), Charity No: XR64989.

Counselling All Nations Services (CANS) was established in response to the current gap identified in culturally specific counselling service provision for people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities resident in Northern Ireland.

Abbeyfield Belfast provides supported retirement living for older people in 4 houses across South and East Belfast. The Abbeyfield Belfast model is to provide quality accommodation for older people, combined with a comprehensive support service that not only encourages independent living in later life but also encourages companionship and links to the local community.

ABBEY SureStart provides services for parents and children aged 0-4, in the following wards: Abbey,Cloughfern, Coole, Dunanney, Part of Monkstown, Valley, Whitehouse & Glenville.