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IEP is a funded organisation working within the community in the Antrim town area.

Lislea Community Association is run by a group of volunteers dedicated to improving our community members physical and mental well-being and providing classes and courses to reduce isolation in our rural location,for all ages and abilities.

Heritage Library, founded 1771, open to researchers, visitors, schools and groups.

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.

A community association in Templepatrick

Community Outreach, children and family

Our aims are to create a positive image of Russian speaking countries currently represented within NI and ensure our values and traditions are maintained for future generations

Playtime Day Nursery, Playgroup &  Out of Schools Club provides a range of services to support families in the wider rural area surrounding Eskra. This includes Day Care, Playgroup, Breakfast Club, Out of Schools Club and a Holiday Scheme.

GROW in North of Ireland is part of a World Community Mental Health Organisation founded in Australia in 1957. Working in the area of mental health for over fifty years GROW has developed a unique 12 Step Program for mental health and wellbeing.

Spirit of 2012 is a funding charity, established with a £47m endowment from the Big Lottery Fund. We fund partners across the UK that provide opportunities in sports, physical activity, arts and culture, volunteering and social action.

Decorum NI is a welfare and support organisation which is self-funded, also funded by VSS and Peace IV.

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.

The project offers practical and emotional support to individuals and families who suffered as a result of the troubles

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.

Hope 4 M.E. & Fibromyalgia Northern Ireland is a registered charity run by patients and volunteers. We receive no core government funding and rely entirely on small grants and voluntary donations to operate.  

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

Change Your Mind is Northern Ireland's Mental Health Anti Stigma campaign. Our aim is to reduce and limit the impact of stigma upon the lives of people who are experiencing mental health difficulties.

Working through our network of committees, our mission is to promote safety on the roads of Northern Ireland, reaching out to local communities.

Fírinne which is the Irish word for ‘Truth’ was founded in April 1998 when a number of bereaved families throughout Co. Fermanagh affected by state sponsored murder and others affected by state sponsored violence, came together to support each other.

Our aim and objectives are to improve the quality of life of inhabitants in the Strathfoyle community and to secure training and employment for the long term unemployed in the community.

Offering support and encouragement to newly-release prisoners

Community Support assists newly released prisoners to avoid re-offending and improve their self-confidence through support and encouragement.

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.

Magnet Young Adult Centre caters for young people aged 15+ from Newry and the surrounding areas. We provide a variety of personal development programmes as well as a drop in facility. Our centre is unique in that it is managed entirely by young people