ROC Northern Ireland Launch

ROC Northern Ireland Launch Event

On Wednesday 9th May 2012, join over 2000 people filling the Belfast Waterfront from across Northern Ireland who want to see communities transformed.

The evening will be a fun, engaging, energetic mix of live music, entertainment and inspiring stories showcasing shining examples of community action intiatives already working in partnership with others to make a difference across Northern Ireland. People will be inspired to support projects, get involved and activate ideas for new ways of working together.

(Doors open: 6.00pm - Main event: 7.30pm)

Special Guests Include:

• Janet Devlin - X Factor Finalist

• Belfast Community Gospel Choir

• Jim Eastwood of 'The Apprentice'

• Joanne Hogg of Iona

      & more...

Book Your Tickets Now!

Tickets are £5 each and can be purchased at this link or call 0161 946 2373.

What our friends are saying about ROC Northern Ireland:

"Redeeming our Communities is a unique organisation with a full and practical track record of bringing police, churches and communities together for the benefit of all. I have been hugely impressed, not only by the events that inspire and challenge, but by the initiatives, problem solving and friendships that have resulted. Across the UK, people are coming together with their police to make a real difference, bringing hope and transforming lives."

- Chief Constable Matt Baggott, Police Service of Northern Ireland

“Getting influential groups to engage creatively together is a key factor in transforming communities. From what I have seen elsewhere, ROC has the experience and the expertise to develop partnerships in Northern Ireland which will prove dynamic and effective in community transformation. I am excited by the possibilities and am pleased to offer my support.”

- The Right Rev Ken Good, Bishop of Derry and Raphoe

"Girls’ Brigade Northern Ireland are delighted to be working with ROC as they launch into NI. As a province wide youth ministry we endeavour to empower young people to be better citizens and to help make a real difference to their local area. Community Service is one of the elements of our programme and we will be encouraging all our members to link in with ROC across NI. ROC have a fantastic vision to bring communities together and promote a better, safer world for everyone and this links in with our Christian mission to reach out to all girls in a relevant, dynamic and Christ centered way."

- Chloe Hemphill, Director Girls' Brigade NI