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Newtownabbey Senior Citizens' Forum is an organisation open to people aged 50+ living in the Newtownabbey area.

Monkstown Village Initiatives' areas of operation include: mental health (CBT - group/individual and adult/youth); youth (programmes and mentoring); and community/educational development programmes for both primary and secondary school age.

Registered Charity, xr 88313 Helping those affected by conflict in Bosnia, Hungary and Romania.
We are a cross community charity based in Northern Ireland, we help all poor people regardless of religion.

Glenbank Community Association is a community organisation operating in the Glenbank area of North Belfast.

UTOPIA project funded by the Big Lottery, offers Creative Learning and Social Activities to help reduce social isolation, improve the mental and physical health and build the confidence and community involvement of older people in the Andersonstown area.

Shared Future News is an online publication dedicated to providing news, information, and personal stories on the topics of peacebuilding, reconciliation, and diversity in Northern Ireland.

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.

Scotch Street Youth & Community Centre (SSYCC) was formed in 2008 to serve the emerging needs of children and young people from the Scotch Street area and beyond. SSYCC was set up and continues to be, an inclusive club, welcoming all children, young people and community members, regardless of background, into our centre. Our club will continue to deliver services to all in our community and beyond. Our club very much lives up to its motto, "One Big Family", you will feel welcomed, accepted and encouraged, when you enter our centre.

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We are a local community resource centre based in Carndonagh, we open daily to facilitate all sections of the community. We have a varied programmme of actitivies for all the community and for all ages.

To work in the community providing quality care, support and specialist services to meet individual needs.

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

Omagh Support & Self Help Group (OSSHG) is the charity founded in the aftermath of the Omagh Bomb in August 1998 to give support and solace to victims of terrorism and the wider community affected by such acts.

Voluntary organisation promoting community development.
Liaising with all community groups to promote a better future

Harmony Community Trust is a cross community organisation founded in 1975 to promote community relations and social inclusion. Its base is Glebe House,Strangford, from which it delivers community relations programmes and activities.

Christian Aid and its partners are working to bring an end to poverty around the world - tackling its root causes as well as its effects.

Dunclug Partnership seeks to build cross-community relations, community cohesion and development and leave a legacy that will create a peaceful reconciliation between all members of the community that live in this area.

Newington Day Centre is a charity organisation in the heart of north Belfast which looks after the elderly population in the community.

We believe in a dignity that is inherent in each person and we are committed to improving the quality of human life throughout he world. We do this through friendships, events and services.

PVN is an inter-community and inter-cultural Church in heart of Belfast City Centre. Let's Do This NI! is the vehicle through which PVN delivers its services to the community.

Through initiating, developing and delivering a range of high quality educational initiatives we aim to work in PARTNERSHIP WITH YOUNG PEOPLE making it possible for them to articulate their own needs and establish structures suitable to those needs.

Funded by The Victims & Survivors Service

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.

Based in East Belfast