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Established in 1992, the Springvale Group is one of Northern Ireland’s leading providers of quality employment & learning services, delivering training and employment programmes to young people and adults throughout Northern Ireland

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.

We develop exceptional communicators through media training and public speaking coaching delivered online and face-to-face. We offer public speaking courses, one-to-one coaching and training programme for your entire team.

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.

84 Bedded Residential Home

Woven (formerly Habinteg Housing Association (Ulster) Ltd) was founded in 1976 as a registered housing association in Northern Ireland. We plan, develop, and manage ‘integrated’ housing schemes in both urban and rural areas throughout the region and work with a number of partner organisations in providing supported housing projects. Woven represents not only our name, but also what we do. Our aim is to develop housing and bring people together to create thriving neighbourhoods, weaving together homes, lives, and communities to help create a shared vision of an inclusive Northern Ireland.

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.

Paper Trail is a social enterprise and charity which helps ordinary families access official information buried in archives for decades. The profits we generate will be reinvested to allow us to help other families in their pursuit of truth.

The Commissioner's role is to regulate the processes by which Government Departments make appointments to public bodies.

Face painting training workshops for staff and volunteers, as well as face painting services.

Personal Assistant required for disabled working woman in own home (Carryduff area) and for social activities.
3-4 hours personal care,3-4 hours social support. Clean driving licence, use of WAV. £12 per hour.

Founded in 1879, the Royal Ulster Academy is the largest and longest established body of practicing visual artists in Northern Ireland.

Newhill First Steps Childcare Centre Ltd

The Church of Ireland & Methodist Chaplaincy exists to support and develop Christian ministry amongst students in Belfast. The Hub, our central premises, is located on Elmwood Avenue, beside Queen's.

WSI Digital Web is a Website Design Agency based in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Youth provider in North Belfast

Corpus Christi Youth Centre work to aspire young people to aspire, achieve and succeed.

Co-Ownership Housing is a not-for-profit organisation that promotes affordable home ownership, and helps people get on the property ladder.

Since 1978, we’ve helped over 26,000 householders buy their own home in Northern Ireland.

Holy Trinity Youth Centre has been operational since 1971 providing dedicated youth service to the children and young people of the Upper Springfield area.

A&L Goodbody’s Belfast office is a leading corporate law Firm in Northern Ireland (NI), advising the domestic and international business community.

Eastern FSU supports 8 GP Federations- 4 Belfast GP Federations & 4 GP Federations in the Southeast of Northern Ireland. Eastern FSU provides corporate affair duties at scale to its member Federations, on a local and regional basis. This model ensures management and administrative support is more cost effective for member Federations.

Community Education and Health Promotion

NICSSA exists to improve the health and well being of its members & their families by promoting a range of sporting, leisure and lifestyle opportunities.

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.

East Belfast Community Counselling Centre was created to help fulfil a need in the local community, to provide a vitally-needed counselling service for adults who might otherwise be excluded because of finance or shortfall in service provision.