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We are a social enterprise which offers a range of coaching, training and psychometric services. Our main ethos underpinning the training and coaching services offerings is the methodology of action learning and coaching.

Advisor/trainer to Charities & Social Enterprises. Technical help with the legal set up & running of not for profit orgs & charities. Legal drafting of governing docs & company incorporations. Assistance with charity registration & Charity Commission NI.

EMBRACE NI is a group of Christians from different denominations working together to promote a positive response to people who are seeking asylum, refugees, migrant workers and people from minority-ethnic backgrounds living in Northern Ireland.

The Castle Hill Foundation provides support services to victims and survivors of terrorism in the Dungannon and Craigavon areas.

The Knocknagoney Area Forum is made up of representatives of various organisations working in the general Knocknagoney, Garnerville and Orchard Court area.

Ballymoney Scout Group engages over 90 young people in a balanced programme of activities. Members earn badges for skills learned. We do some pretty amazing things in Scouting, but for us, adventure is a way of life and not just an activity or expedition.

The highly successful Greenpower challenge, to design, build and race a single seat electric car, provides young people with a unique hands on opportunity to engage in engineering. This proven project uses the excitement of motorsport to inspire students

Advice Space is a charity providing free,independent,confidential, impartial advice

Farranshane is the realisation of the Rathenraw Community Development & Health Project which was conceived in 1998 by community groups. Thebuilding opened for business on 8 September 2010.Today it is a vibrant, thriving social enterprise.

Until everyone understands

National Energy Action (NEA) is the national charity seeking to end fuel poverty.

Glengormley Community Group has been at the forefront of cross community relations in the Glengormley area for over four years now. We welcome volunteers to join with us in promoting good community relations.

Waterside Area Partnership seeks to address the problems of weak community infrastructure in the Waterside area and to assist groups in dealing with issues at a local level as well as at a strategic level.

Supporting families * strengthing community

Community Awareness
Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Restorative Practice
Interface Issues
Local Mediation

CARE

Improving the life chances of children, young people and their families.

Providing an innovative and groundbreaking approach to the Educational and Social inclusion of children and young people with Down syndrome, who are disadvantaged through the disabling attitudes in society.

MAPS is an award winning organisation formed in 2012 to look after the welfare of former members of the security forces in West Tyrone who served during the period of Operation Banner. With over 1000 members we have a track record of meeting the needs of those colleagues. The organisation was awarded the Queen's Voluntary Award in 2017 and announced a finalist in the Healthcare and Rehabilitation category of the Soldiering On Awards 2018.

FAIR represent an non-sectarian, non-political organisation to work in the interests of the innocent victims of terrorism in South Armagh

We are a telephone befriending service aimed at promoting people to live independently in their own communities and homes.

KPBAL is a cross community organisation which seeks to promote inclusion whilst assisting young people in developing family values, building self-esteem and to maximize their potential whilst remaining true to our Christian ethos.

Sollus Cultural Promotions specialise in providing cultural events to the public. We are the organisers behind this years, Walled City Tattoo in Ebrington Square. We are regarded as one of the biggest, fastest selling events of the year.

Ulster Human Rights Watch is a charitable organisation which provides advocacy support to innocent victims and survivors of terrorism affected by the Troubles.

The Society of St Vincent de Paul (SVP) is a large, national, voluntary organisation with extensive experience of working with a diverse range of people who experience poverty and exclusion. Through its network of over 10,000 volunteers and 800 staff, it is strongly committed to working for social justice and advocates the creation of a more just and caring society. There are 8 Regions across the Island of Ireland and in Northern Ireland; this Region has 182 local conferences (groups) and 1,800 volunteers (members).