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Glenbank Community Association is a community organisation operating in the Glenbank area of North Belfast.

We are a group of carers who have decided to set up a cross community group in Belleek which will cater for all carers young and old, male and female within the Belleek/ Ballyshannon/ Bundoran area who can meet up once a month in a relaxed fun atmosphere.

UTOPIA project funded by the Big Lottery, offers Creative Learning and Social Activities to help reduce social isolation, improve the mental and physical health and build the confidence and community involvement of older people in the Andersonstown area.

We provide computer classes,cultural events, irish language classes, talks, health programmes, farm programmes etc for the community.

Into Film seeks to put film at the heart of children and young people's learning, contributing to their cultural, creative and personal development.

Autonomie is an organisation that aims to empower young people with additional needs to develop the skills to live independently and achieve their potential.

The group’s aims are: To save lives, using suicide prevention and intervention services To provide professional support therapies to people in emotional and mental crisis, experiencing suicidal distress or trauma

Home-Start: one of the UK’s leading family support charity. We provide a unique service for families - recruiting and training volunteers to support parents with young children at home.

The HSE Community Games is an independent voluntary organisation, operating in local communities throughout Ireland. The organisation aims to provide opportunities for children and young people aged 6-16 years to develop active healthy lives in a safe env

Bangor Shared Space (BSS) is body of local people who are dedicated to taking forward a project that seeks to revitalize Bangor Courthouse as a multi-purposed facility that draws people together through Arts, Culture and Heritage.

The group was formed by native Ulster-Scots speakers to promote and encourage the everyday use of the language. The aim being to reduce the stigma surrounding the language; and furthermore, to educate people about the significance and influence of it.

We can be contacted via email at [email protected] or telephone 02825862777

A membership organisation for community-managed gardens and farms and other growing spaces, providing support, advice, guidance and information. FCFCG advocates on behalf of its members to funders and policy-makers.

Ardoyne Youth Club is a registered charity and has been delivering youth provision within the Ardoyne area of North Belfast for nearly 50 years. As an organisation we are very much aware of our role within the community, offering targeted youth provision.

Supporting local Women, their children and families

Fixers is a project of the Public Service Broadcasting Trust, funded by the National Lottery through the Big Lottery Fund, and featured on ITV.

Pennyburn Youth Centre is a full-time voluntary youth centre, purpose built in 1975 and situated in the Buncrana road area of the city.

The WELL Project aims to maintain well being and build resilience of women with mental health needs. Through a peer led approach, we provide support and activity programmes to women with long standing mental health needs within greater Belfast.

The Prince's Trust is a registered chartity.

Mid & East Antrim Agewell Partnership aims to improve the lives of older people aged 50 years and over, living in the Ballymena, Larne & Carrickfergus areas.

We are a long established evangelical Congregational church situated in Coleraine Town Centre.

Providing vital details in an emergency... because every moment matters.

Scotch Street Youth & Community Centre (SSYCC) was formed in 2008 to serve the emerging needs of children and young people from the Scotch Street area and beyond. SSYCC was set up and continues to be, an inclusive club, welcoming all children, young people and community members, regardless of background, into our centre. Our club will continue to deliver services to all in our community and beyond. Our club very much lives up to its motto, "One Big Family", you will feel welcomed, accepted and encouraged, when you enter our centre.