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The Book Reserve is a social enterprise designed to help young ex-offenders and their children through employment, training and parenting support

We are an East Belfast historical arts group who seek to educate through positive interaction and to create better understanding through engagement.

The Cormac Trust was formed 10 years ago after the sudden death of Cormac McAnallen.

The Northern Ireland Boys' Brigade (often referred to as BB or BBNI) is a Christian youth organisation, equipping leaders to make a difference in the lives of children and young people from all communities, all faiths, and none

Hope and a Future is a Northern Ireland registered charity which was founded, in 2007, in response to seeing first-hand the impoverished lives of many thousands of children in the town of Shashemene, Ethiopia.

Volunteer Now Enterprises Ltd has been established to support the work of the Charity, Volunteer Now. We have an expert team of staff who are committed to quality and effective customer relationships providing a service which is tailored just for you.

PAST aims to celebrate and promote the maritime and built heritage of Portaferry, Strangford and the surrounding area by regenerating buildings and landscape and developing a maritime centre to promote the rich past present and future of the area.

We support people affected by Cancer and their families from all over Northern Ireland.

Oesophageal Patients Association (NI)

Eco-Schools is an international environmental education programme which aims to make environmental awareness and action an intrinsic part of the life and ethos of a school.

Kids Company was founded by Camila Batmanghelidjh in 1996. We provide practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner-city children.

The Open Doors Learning Centre is an Alternative Education Project (AEP) which aims to work with those young people who have been excluded, or have disengaged from, mainstream education.

Glór na Móna works to provide Irish-medium youth workers with the support, services, advice and representation needed in order to strengthen and develop the Irish-medium youth sector across Belfast.

Started in August 2012, the Rejuvenate Project aims to enhance and enrich the lives of men 60 and over, reducing isolation and promoting positive health and wellbeing.

Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin (An Gaelaras) is an award-winning Irish language, arts and cultural centre in Derry City. Is ionad Gaeilge, Ealaíon agus Cultúir é Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin a bhfuil gradam faighte aige agus atá suite i gCathair Dhoire.

The Resource Centre Derry is a dynamic business managing a number of vital services for people in Derry City, including Day Care, Welfare Advice & Training. Established in 1974, we strive to provide a first class service to the community.

Arts Care, founded in 1991, is a unique Arts and Health Charity based in Northern Ireland.

A network for people working in the fields of Racial Equality and Ethnicity in Northern Ireland

React is a community/voluntary organisation targeting all areas of health and well-being.

Women’s Aid Newry was founded in 1983 in response to the urgent need to provide vital support and accommodation to women and children victims experiencing domestic violence. Our work is underpinned by an ethos of self help, mutual respect and support.

We are a dynamic forward thinking not for profit organisation that offer opportunities for training, participation and personal development.

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.

Into Film seeks to put film at the heart of children and young people's learning, contributing to their cultural, creative and personal development.

Autonomie is an organisation that aims to empower young people with additional needs to develop the skills to live independently and achieve their potential.

The group was formed by native Ulster-Scots speakers to promote and encourage the everyday use of the language. The aim being to reduce the stigma surrounding the language; and furthermore, to educate people about the significance and influence of it.