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Community Sports Network is the main community sports development organisation in Belfast and have successfully been delivering physical activity programmes for the past ten years. Community Sports Network is a registered charity using sport to inspire and educate people.

Our aim is to relieve poverty, to advance educational opportunities and to provide better health and welfare through the provision of facilities and activities for women, lone parents and pre-school children of Strathfoyle and Maydown.

Archery NI is the Regional Society for the sport of Archery in Northern Ireland

North Coast Community Transport is a non-profit making organisation and aims to provide, low cost, accessible transport. We operate in the Causeway Coast& Glens Council area and the Ballymena area of Mid&East Antrim council.

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.

Shared Lives Plus is the national charity and lobbying voice for Shared Lives schemes and carers.

Erne East Community Partnership Ltd id a cross-community partnership for 14 rural communities in Erne East area of Fermanagh. The organisation's main project is the Oak Healthy Living Centre.

Hillcrest Trust is a community based organisation which works to support the physical and social regeneration of the Top of the Hill and Greater Waterside area of Derry City, through adoption of a community development approach.

Community Outreach, children and family

Our aims are to create a positive image of Russian speaking countries currently represented within NI and ensure our values and traditions are maintained for future generations

Playtime Day Nursery, Playgroup &  Out of Schools Club provides a range of services to support families in the wider rural area surrounding Eskra. This includes Day Care, Playgroup, Breakfast Club, Out of Schools Club and a Holiday Scheme.

Lough Neagh Development Trust aim through N.I. community ownership, local people, will importantly have a say in future management & decisions relating to sustaining & developing the Lough to give the best possible social, environmental & economic return.

Fírinne which is the Irish word for ‘Truth’ was founded in April 1998 when a number of bereaved families throughout Co. Fermanagh affected by state sponsored murder and others affected by state sponsored violence, came together to support each other.

Offering support and encouragement to newly-release prisoners

Community Support assists newly released prisoners to avoid re-offending and improve their self-confidence through support and encouragement.

NGO

The new Agape Centre, which opened in April 2012, is finished to a very high specification and embraces all the technologies of the digital age. It provides a cross community focal point for a diverse range of services to meet local needs.

Here at 21 Training we believe in creating a supportive friendly learning environment allowing you to Aspire to be the person you want to become. Evolve and develop your skills with a range of nationally recognised qualifications. Whether you are a School leaver, a Job Seeker, an Employer or an Employee we will have the programme to help you Achieve your dream career.

Counselling, psychological therapies, weekend crisis intervention service

Victoria Housing Estates (VHE)is a housing charity based in Holywood.

Basketball Northern Ireland (BNI) is the governing body for Basketball in Northern Ireland.

The AHF is a registered charity, working since 1976 to promote the conservation and sustainable re-use of historic buildings for the benefit of communities across the UK, particularly in economically disadvantaged areas.

All year around Support, Facilities and Special Offers for Carers and Cancer patients, consisting of Complementary Therapies, Accommodation, Walks on 95 acres of farm and woodland and use of Quiet Room exclusively for those using "Embrace"

Offer programs and space for the community to access opportunities to enhance mental and physical well-being of individuals and families.

The group seek to represent the Carnlough community and support it’s development in an equitable and sustainable way, providing an open forum for all residents, community groups and promoting interests of young and old alike.