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Lagan Dragons Dragon Boat Club is N Ireland’s first ever breast cancer survivors' Dragon Boat club. Formed in 2015, the club is based at Bryson LaganSports alongside the river Lagan, in the centre of Belfast. Lagan Dragons is primarily made up of breast cancer survivors aged from early 30s to mid-60s who live as far away as Newry and Ballymena, but is an inclusive club and open to all. Family members and friends of survivors as well as healthcare professionals are also amongst our numbers.

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BREATHE YOGA provides access to the practice of inclusive, adaptive, affordable transformative yoga and wellness classes in diverse locations, creating access to yoga for many that would otherwise not be unable to attend a class. We at Breathe Yoga believe that physical, mental, emotional and interpersonal wellbeing are the foundations of a healthy and productive community. We believe that wellness practices are beneficial to everyone, and should be accessible to everyone.

3 We provide innovative childcare solutions to organisations and families ensuring they have access to affordable options with a strong focus on positive mental health – enabling them to build stronger minds, for a healthier future. Our Vision Our vision is that every child should grow up active, healthier and happier. To empower families by building stronger minds for a healthier future. Our Mission Working in collaboration with other organisations, our mission is to break down the barriers of childcare.

Working to improve peoples lives through sport and recreation

Urban Community Chef CIC is a not for profit organisation who's ethos is to empower participants to be catalysts for healthier communities through food literacy and cooking education. We have been delivering online group cookery sessions since May to help community groups still feel connected and to have some craic making healthy recipes. We offer hands on, fun, bespoke food & nutrition courses tailored to individuals and groups of all ages. We also offer RSPH accredited food hygiene training for people wanting to get into the food industry or updating an existing certificate.

Through IOSH events and publications you will receive up to date info on relevant aspects of Health Safety and Wellbeing.
We are very keen to engage with the Community & Voluntary Sectors within NI.
Please contact Mary Doran 07967559370 for further info

Larne Foodbank Provides a 3 day supply of nutritionally balanced food to people in crisis, & signpost possible longer term solutions or support for clients our mission is to partner with local communities to help those who are experiencing food poverty

The North Leitrim Women's Centre aims to provide a safe, friendly, welcoming and supportive environment for all women in our community to empower them to reach their full potential

YHANI works in the local communities of our hostels. There we aim to secure funding and run educational programmes that support young people and get them involved in the conservation of nature. We run local and international volunteering schemes, etc.

LCC Community Trust operate a number of community support and development programs to tackle issues such as poverty, isolation, employability and work placements. We run Lisburn Foodbank, Kickstart Social Supermarket, Lisburn Community Money Advice, a variety of Wellbeing & Family support projects.

ATSG’s mission is to work in partnership with the Irish Traveller community and other stakeholders to preserve, promote and develop Traveller culture and identity

Emotional Well-being Hub in Crumlin & Antrim

Kilcreggan Homes provide supported living for its tenants ensuring they have choice and control over their lives.

Our vision… ‘No child or family experiences emotional distress, loss, or grief alone ‘ FME aims to achieve this vision through ensuring the provision of simple, powerful tools which supports the health & wellbeing of children, young people, their families, and community, through prevention, intervention, postvention and education. Powerful tools in the hands of change makers!

The Speedwell Trust is an educational charity. We bring children, young people and their families together. Our programmes focus on good relations, the environment and helping young people reach their full potential at school. The Speedwell Trust was formed 30 years ago as a leading charity working with children to deliver Shared-Education activities in Northern Ireland. We use nature, as a means to engage and inspire children by bringing them together in the neutral and natural environment of our forest and secret garden in Parkanaur Forest.

Crossfire Trust is based in a rural setting and offers support to those in the South Armagh area who need a listening ear or accommodation. We also run a second hand shop to help support families on low income.

WAVEis a voluntary, cross community charitable organisation which offers care and support to anyone bereaved, traumatised or injured as a result of the Troubles/Conflict.

Drumbeg North and South is a predominately Nationalist community in Craigavon. Drumbeg North and South Resident Association (DNSRA) have been established since 2002 and operate from a community house based at 501 Drumbeg South. DNSRA’s commitment to bu

Fertility Network UK (formerly Infertility Network UK or I N UK) is led by its CEO, Susan Seenan, and is the only national charity providing a UK wide support network for those experiencing fertility problems. Through our network, people receive help and

VWD Belfast Community Interest Company

Mission
To provide high quality, affordable and accessible child care and family oriented services which support early years development in a climate of Trust, Honesty, Inclusiveness, Openness and at all times in the pursuit of excellence.

Following the success of the Purple Run 2016, iCare are excited to announce the Purple Run will now be an annual event and this year will take place on Saturday 12th August, 2017 in Gosford Forest Park Markethill.

NIRDP brings together, and benefits, patients, carers, families, clinicians and health professionals, researchers and academics living and working with rare disease.

Clifton House Heritage Centre was the original Poor House of Belfast. Now restored to its former Georgian elegance it is a truly unique setting for tours, talks and events.