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We are a Day Centre, community group and charity based in the Glenshane Business Park, Dungiven; open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. The Centre works with adults who have sensory, physical and learning disabilities, their families and carers.

Providing Acceptance, Advocacy & Awareness for Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders

Based in Northern Ireland we work with middle/long distance athletes from rural East Africa. Registered Charity Number- NIC103288

Muscular Dystrophy UK is the charity for the 70,000 people living with muscle-wasting conditions in the UK. We bring together people affected by more than 60 rare and very rare progressive muscle-weakening and wasting conditions.

Promoting race equality in social care and social support by exploring evidence, developing interventions, and disseminating good practice.

A music and arts education centre for adults with learning disabilities.

Belfast Bible College offer holistic education in theology

The Bridge Association is a Not-for-Profit organisation providing vocational training opportunities for adults with learning disabilities aged 18+ years.

New Directions Facilitation provides impartial and objective facilitated supports to organisations, with a commitment to participation, democracy and inclusion for all sharing a space to address their organisational challenges.

Our core aim is to provide purposeful activities to individuals in the Causeway Coast and Glens who want to increase their confidence, motivation and self-belief while learning new skills. We focus on supporting people who have special or additional needs, mental health issues, are long-term unemployed or are undertaking community service. We support our clients by teaching them new skills, providing counselling and empowering them with the ability to make a difference in their lives.

The Charities Buying Group is a Community Interest Company and as such all profits go towards our CBG 4 Health Wellbeing Programme. We supply PPE and Hygiene products as well as other services to help you save money.

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.

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.

Providing support, advice and advocacy to migrants and ethnic minorities on a range of issues affecting health and well being.

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.

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.

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.

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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

“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.