Sport/recreation

Use Your Senses, Guide Dogs’ hugely popular 5K fun run, comes to Belfast this June 1st! Join us at Stormont on Saturday 1st June for this family-friendly run, suitable for everyone.

Join us for a relaxed guided walk to identify, and learn about, the plants which are found within our woodlands and the importance of creating new woodlands for the environment and nature.

Halloween Camps Recommended 7 to 13 Year’s. It’s a great opportunity to get your kids back out into nature in a safe and controlled environment. Here is a guide on some of the activities they’ll be engaged in: Weekly and daily sessions available. Starting Monday 30th October 2023 to Thursday 2nd November 2023. 9am to 3pm each day. Assault course training Survival training Wild cooking Inflatables. Shelter building Fire skills and collecting kindling Axe Throwing Nerf wars and lazer combat Bush Craft Airsoft Shooting Range 9am to 3pm each day. These are always popular sessions with limited spaces, so get booking to avoid disappointment. £30 Deposit must be paid for a slot to be held, non refundable. https://www.forestfitnessni.com/shop-2-forest-fitness-ni/ https://www.communityni.org https://trekni.com/listings/forest-fitness-ni-activities-centre/

Join us at Forest fitness NI for an spine tingling adrenaline-packed day of Zombie Laser combat and Mini tank experience – where you'll be drop off to battle through the un-dead at our spooky bus of horror experience spine-tingling thrills. Click here if you think you can survive Full experience lasts 1.5hrs starting with a mini tank ride to the spooky bus of horror to fight it out with our laser combat guns, 45 mins approx then a tank ride to the in inflatables. www.forestfitnessni.com Suitable for Family bookings or just a few of your mates recommend 5 years plus. Also free Inflatables. Tickets available to book ONLINE via link or by calling us on 0779 953328

Hearing Link is organising a monthly walk for people with hearing loss. This is a great opportunity to get fresh air and exercise with people who understand the issues related to hearing loss.

The deadline has been extended for the 2024 How We Age photography competition - enter your images of older adults engaged in work, teaching, learning, or volunteering in their local communities by 1 October.

The Autism NI Impact Award is a training package that supports clubs and community groups of all sizes provide an inclusive environment.

Come and join us for our annual fundraising conference and learn from some of the best fundraising innovators on Thursday 8th November 2018 in Cultra Manor

Regional Intergenerational Network Meeting 2nd June 2021 12-1.30pm Via Zoom

Develop awareness and understanding of CSE, the intense grooming process, and the ways children might be groomed and exploited, as well as how to recognise and respond to the indicators of CSE.

Enjoyment, exhilaration and adrenaline rushing is what you will experience as you jump 10,000ft out of a plane and freefall through blue skies for 7,000ft before your canopy opens and you glide to the ground and enjoy spectacular views across Northern Ireland. All in aid of local heart children!

Disability Sport NI Junior Paralympic Fun Day. Date: Saturday 1st June 2019 Venue: Antrim Forum Time: 10am - 4pm Cost: FREE

Go Nuts @Forest fitness Kids and Adults 1K 10K and 20K Mudmayhem Challenge with an array of obstacles including inflatables, great fun and all the Muck you can handle. Must be 5 years plus, information is on the Forest Fitness facebook page and www.forestfitnessni.com website. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2663506227296249&id=1378303… Emergency Fire and Safety in partnership with Forest Fitness NI to deliver this event. And providing safety and insurance cover.

Light up the night and join us for 5K or 10K at the Kilbroney Night Walk!

One of the most challenging charity treks at altitude, this event sees you pitted against one of the most impressive mountains in the world.

Lagan Dragons is Northern Ireland’s first ever breast cancer survivor Dragon Boat team, formed in September 2015, with training sessions from Belfast Boat Club, 12 Lockview Road, Belfast. Our team is open and inclusive to all, however, we are primarily made up of breast cancer survivors, family members and medical professionals who have supported us and been involved in our diagnoses and treatment, but we welcome new members of all ages, backgrounds and abilities!