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Brain Injury Matters (NI) is an independent regional Charity established in 2013 to support, promote and empower those living with acquired brain injury (ABI).

The VISION of Holywood Family Trust is that a centre and network of people would exist in the North Down & Ards area that is equipped to help individuals and families through some of the issues in their lives,and contribute towards an inclusive community

Providing an innovative and groundbreaking approach to the Educational and Social inclusion of children and young people with Down syndrome, who are disadvantaged through the disabling attitudes in society.

Action Medical Research is a children's charity saving and changing lives through medical research. We want to make a difference in tackling premature birth, helping children affected by disability, infections and rare diseases.

“The aim of the Niamh Louise Foundation is to provide a safe environment where anyone can drop in to chat about worrying thoughts, thoughts of suicide and/ or self harm."

MAPS is an award winning organisation formed in 2012 to look after the welfare of former members of the security forces in West Tyrone who served during the period of Operation Banner. With over 1000 members we have a track record of meeting the needs of those colleagues. The organisation was awarded the Queen's Voluntary Award in 2017 and announced a finalist in the Healthcare and Rehabilitation category of the Soldiering On Awards 2018.

Coronary heart disease is Northern Ireland’s single biggest killer. For over 50 years we’ve pioneered research that’s transformed the lives of people living with heart and circulatory conditions.

To improve the life of people with brain injury, their carers and families.

Mission Statement: To ensure that people in Fermanagh have access to places and services in a sustainable way and in response to local needs, to manage an efficient, effective and affordable community transport service in Co. Fermanagh

VSO is an international development organisation that works through volunteers to fight poverty in Africa, Asia and the Pacific.

WOMEN’STEC is the largest quality provider of training for women in non-traditional skills in Northern Ireland.

Special Olympics Ulster provides year round sports training and competition to over 2,000 children and adults with an intellectual disability.

Community Interest Company

Jigsaw Community Counselling Centre seeks to make a difference to North Belfast by providing a caring, professional and confidential counselling service that will help people to be the best they can be.

Helping Hands Autism Support Group is a parent led initiative that supports families and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Formed in 2008 by volunteers we provide support for families across Belfast and North Down.

We work with vulnerable homeless people who are sleeping rough, including Refugees and Asylum Seekers.

Growing Community through Community Gardens

Our Charity was inspired by our son Todd, who underwent 85 weeks of Chemotherapy for a Brain Tumour. He wanted to help other kids fighting Cancer, in a UNIQUE way, We give every child & young person in UK & IRE A FREE BANDANA when diagnosed with Cancer.

The voluntary organisation, based in Newry, provides information, support and understanding for people living with M.E. (myalgic encephalomyelitis) and Fibromyalgia.

Logic was set up as an initiative of St John's Parish Church Moira to build bridges between the community and the church - it was established for un-churched young people with a focus and emphasis on personal, social and spiritual development

The Falls Women’s Centre was established in 1982 in West Belfast by local women, to improve the quality of life for women and their families living in areas of extreme deprivation and most affected by the conflict.

The Women's Centre is a feminist community education initiative. We provide a broad range of education and training, employability and back to work programmes. . The Centre has an on site creche to provide access for women who have babies in the 8wks - 4

The Rainbow Project is a health organisation that works to improve the physical, mental & emotional health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender people in Northern Ireland.

Samaritans provide confidential emotional support by telephone, email, face-to-face, text message and letter. We work with other organistions to raise awareness of emotional health, reach out to at risk groups and engage with policy makers.

The Welcome Organisation delivers a range of support services to people who are homeless or vulnerable and at risk of homelessness - services include a Drop-in Centre, Day and Night Street Outreach services and Crisis accommodation for vulnerable females.