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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.

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A good relations programme between Newington Youth Club and Cruaders Football Club using the medium of sport to work with the most divided communities in North Belfast.

Altnaveigh House Ltd will act as an enabler working within a community based ethos to bring forward the necessary skills needed to improve the quality of life of the community it represents, through education, the creation of employment and the provision

South Antrim Community Network, formally known as South Antrim Rural Network, provides community development support to communities within the council boroughs of Antrim, Newtownabbey and Carrickfergus Council Areas.

Michaela Foundation promotes values that encourage young people to succeed in life fulfillment and happiness with faith, confidence and fun as their foundation.

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

Streetbeat Youth Project is a vibrant and modern organisation Helping Young People Fulfil Their Potential

Child Care in Practice is Northern Ireland's foremost Journal of multi-disciplinary child care practice.

CHARTER NI- To enable, equip and empower disconnected communities in East Belfast, Castlereagh, North Down and Ards to fully engage, integrate and benefit from the Northern Ireland peace process and the resulting social and economic regeneration.

Archways was established in 2006 to deliver and support proven programmes including the Incredible Years Series (IY), the Mentoring for Achievement Programme (MAP), and Functional Family Therapy (FFT).

Greenlight Gateway's aim is To provide real and meaningful social, training and employment experiences
for our members; children, young people and adults with learning disabilities and special educational needs in a creative community setting.

We deliver holistic Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) in all school types and in many different community settings across Northern Ireland. Our programmes for young people, parents & carers aim to inspire, equip and resource the next generation to know their worth, flourish in their relationships and value their sexual choices.

We are a community Resource Centre in Lower North Belfast.

Youth development
Community education and training
Youth club Information and communication technology
Women affairs
Cultural activities
Library and information services

Sports Coaching & Development. Technical Skills Academy, Annual Youth Tournament & Coach Education

“We work to improve the lives of all members of the community through the provision of youth projects, environmental initiatives, resident support and health and well being programmes”

Mourne Stimulus Limited is a company limited by guarantee and is registered as a charity.

Peninsula Healthy Living Partnership is a voluntary, community based organisation that is committed to health improvement through partnership, community involvement, and the promotion of healthy lifestyles.

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

ME Support NI meet on the first Tuesday of every month. We offer support for sufferers and their carers.

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

Outdoor Recreation Northern Ireland is a vibrant not-for-profit organisation with the vision to ‘place outdoor recreation at the heart of society’.

A shared community in Skegoneill and Glandore, working together, embracing difference and creating social and economic benefits for all residents.

"Provide a holistic personalised programme to up-skill and empower unemployed and economically inactive women for the workplace"