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CIM Ireland is run by members on a voluntary basis. Our aim is to complement the central support provided by The Chartered Institute of Marketing through the Moor Hall head office, with specially tailored local support for members in this region.

Foyle Hospice provides palliative and end-of-life care for patients suffering from Cancer. Patients with other life-limiting illnesses such as Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neurone Disease, Parkinson's Disease and COPD are also cared for.

CAJ is an independent human rights organisation with cross community membership in Northern Ireland and beyond. It was established in 1981 and lobbies and campaigns on a broad range of human rights issues.

ABI Ireland Help rebuild lives after a brain injury through the provision of a range of neuro-rehabilitation services specific to the needs of the person with a brain injury.

Vision and Purpose We will create a centre of excellence that leads in partnership working to develop and sustain non-violent healthy communities in the North West. We exist to eliminate violent behaviour by supporting all victims of abuse.

Local charity Dementia NI is a membership organisation specifically for people living with dementia. Dementia NI was founded in January 2015 by five people with dementia who wanted to ensure that the voice of people living with dementia is at the core of policy, practice and service delivery across Northern Ireland.

Triax is the Neighbourhood Partnership Board for the Bogside, Brandywell, Creggan , Fountain and Bishop St area recognised by the North West Development Office of the Department for Social Development.

Localgiving is a not-for-profit organisation which provides online fundraising training and support for those in the voluntary sector to increase capacity in the aim of safeguarding sustainability.

Social Isolation and research project

We are a Community organisation delivering a range of Health & Social Care services; we are based in the Upper Springfield area but deliver our services throughout the whole of the Belfast area.

To be a best in class Advocacy service available to all, free of charge.

To provide intervention skills in a timely manner and to act proportionately as befits the outcome

service user mental health vol group /advocacy group

The main aim of the Danny Mills Heart Foundation is to raise awareness of sudden adult/arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS) – specifically in 14-35 year olds.

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

We are the main point of contact for hospitals, schools and the general public in Northern Ireland providing information and support on all aspects of living with Down’s syndrome.

Fibromyalgia Awareness Northern Ireland is a registered charity organisation dedicated to providing help and support to Fibromyalgia sufferers and those who care for them. Their family & Friends

Epilepsy Action Northern Ireland

We look after the needs of ex-service personnel.

CARE seeks to uphold human dignity and to support the most vulnerable people in society, engaging with politicians in the UK Parliaments & Assemblies & the EU institutions in its advocacy work & encouraging Christians to engage positively in public life.

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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.

“Parent Action is a human rights based organisation, which enables and empowers parent carers of children and adults with disabilities/lifelong health conditions, to advocate for their child’s rights in vital public services. We have created a peer advocacy service to help parents express their views on behalf of their child, who often has difficulty communicating, because of his/her additional needs. These views reflect the lived experience of parent carers and give voice to children and adults with additional needs, who are at significant risk of being ignored”.

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.