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

Horn of Africa People’s Aid Northern Ireland (HAPANI) was formed in 2011 with the aim of supporting individuals residing in Northern Ireland who are originally from the Horn of Africa Countries.

Cithrâh foundation is to be a place of refuge, providing support to Individuals and families in crisis by offering a secure environment.

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

To promote the health and wellbeing of men in the local area, incorporating their families through a range of activities, mental, physical and socially.

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

Kairos is a faith based community benefit charity that focuses on youth, adults and providing community development.

For Youth By Youth

Working to support families through home visiting volunteering and group work sessions addressing needs and supporting parenting.

The Hope Centre seeks through a collective approach with the local community , voluntary and statutory agencies to reduce the harmful effects of drugs (illegal and prescription)and alcohol misuse for individuals and their families.

In Your Space aims to unleash the power of circus and street performance to ignite the imagination and inspire creativity and learning which can transform lives and communities.

Social Entrepreneurs Ireland supports social entrepreneurs through our Awards Programme, which provides direct support to high-potential emerging social entrepreneurs.

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

Moville Family Resource Centre is a community organisation that seeks to support the local community, provide family support and work with other organisations to provide opportunities for the local population.

Groundwork Northern Ireland’s vision is 'Empowered communities grown from the ground up, that are sustainable, happy and healthy places to live, work and play' Its mission is to work with communities to enhance their lives, places and prospects, from the ground up.

West Bann Development is a Charity and Limited Company based in Coleraine, Northern Ireland. The main objective of the organisation is to regenerate the West Bann area in Coleraine.

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.

The Servite Priory in Benburb, Co Tyrone, is an open religious community. Established in 1949, it has a long established open door policy and a firm commitment to facilitating and enabling community development, good relations and peace-building, and the

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

The Mission of PECA is to be a visible presence and voice of the Polish community in Belfast, providing practical support to Polish people as well as serving as a representative of the Polish community to statutory and voluntary organisations and agencies

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

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.

Rowallane Community Hub will become a vital part of the Saintfield community and surrounding areas. Offering a range of physical space solutions and services local residents, businesses and schools will avail of our amenities.