CC&GBC FOC Professional Online or Face to Face Counselling Sessions
Community Lead Partnership (Community Development and Relations): Lower North Belfast
Remembering Our Military Heritage Through Fellowship and Shared Experience
Family History Society Branch Meeting: Newtownabbey
Mediation And Community Support (MACS): Help to Young Offenders
Community And Volunteer Development: O'Neill, Newtownabbey
Complementary Therapies (Physical and Mental Relaxation): North Belfast
Involving Young People in Community Cohesion and Relations: North Belfast
The "Learning Through Engagement" Project: Cross-community Collaboration for Urban and Rural Marginal Women Groups
Community Safety & Anti-Behavioural Issues: Fortwilliam
Workshop Programmes - Computer Softwares and Technology: New Lodge
Programmes (Enhancing Public Knowledge, Understanding and Appreciation of Printmaking)
Community and Volunteer Development: Rathcoole, O'Neill
Community Relations (Cross-Community Cultural Diversity): Ballygomartin
Adults Community and Personal Development: Manor Street, Cliftonville
Employability Training to Local Residents + Community Activities: Twadell/Woodvale
Amplify (Building Good Relations and Positive Actions for Young People 16-24)
Connect Youth (Boys): Hammer Leisure Centre, Duncairn
On the Right Track! Personal Change Programme (13 to 16-year-olds Involved in the Youth Justice System): Belfast
Supporting Young People (Employability, Mentoring, etc): Duncairn
Community Development - Tackling Social Isolation: Ballygomartin
Community Development (Promotion of Peacebuilding Attitudes): North Belfast
#YOUTH4PEACE - Designing and Delivering Projects & Events in NI
Activities, Events and Programmes: Collinbridge, Newtownabbey
Brexit Bamboo (Implications of Brexit for Rural Areas)
Community Development & Relations Meetings: Glengormley/Newtownabbey Area
Personal Development - Children & Young People: IMprovement of Confidence, Self-esteem and Skills
FUTyouRES (Peace Programme Colombia - N. Ireland): Addressing Conflict and Legacy of Conflict
Cross-community Programmes: Greencastle and Whitewell
OCN level 2 in Community Youth Work: North Belfast
Learning and Transformative Opportunities for Young People (Community Empowerment)
Orchestre des Réfugiés et Amis (Opportunities for Musicians with Refugee or Asylum to socialise and Express Their Culture)
Creating Connections (Older Adults with Learning Disabilities): Belfast
Group Work - Personal and Social Development Programmes for Youth: Woodvale
Parallel Versing (Sri Lanka - NI): Legacy of Conflict through Art
Area Action Groups - Conflict Transformation for Former Combatants
Youth Project (Republican Ex-Prisoners and their Families): North Belfast
Youth in Motion - Young People from all Communities, Religious and Ethnic Backgrounds to Come Together and Create Music
Capacity Building Arts Workshops to Local Schools, Youth and Community Groups: North Belfast
NICCY Youth Panel - Issues that Affect Children and Young People
ArtsEtka Projects (Promotion of Community Development and Diversity Through Art)
Various Programmes At The MAC: Belfast City Centre
Training Sessions (Local Community Groups): New Lodge
The Ensemble Projects (Artistic Engagement with Local Groups and Communities)
Community Development through Group Activity: Fortwilliam
Community Development Through Local Projects and Activities: Twaddell/Woodvale Area
Promoting Opportunities, Opening Up Diversity (PROUD): Bringing Women Together
Legacy and Memory (Helping Elderly People Collect and Record Oral and Multimedia Archives)
Helping Hand - North Belfast Area Project (NBAP) Food Bank
Community Engagement and Capacity Building: Local Grassroots Groups
Let Youth Lead (Cross-community Youth Work and Good Relationd): Cliftonville, Cavehill & Antrim Road
Community Services - Environment: Local Communities
Restorative Practice (Build and Maintain Healthy Relationships + Resolve Conflict)
Individual and Collective Development: Carrick Hill, New Lodge
Routes To Resilience (Bespoke Programmes for Families): Belfast
Energy, Water and Waste Programmes Support: Utility Companies, Housing Associations and Local Authorities
GROW is a small charity working with communities to improve health, wellbeing and social connections via community gardening.
Community Development
Services which have a positive impact on the local community, sometimes called "increased social cohesion", working from sustainable goals, to empower communities to deal with local issues themselves.
For example: Civic leaders, activists, involved citizens, and professionals to improve various aspects of communities, typically aiming to build stronger and more resilient local communities.
