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Promoting health and well being through structured outdoor activities and social connection.

NOW Group is a social enterprise that works to help people gain qualifications and life/work experience and support them to move into jobs with a future.

We support vulnerable families with children under 5 yrs old who, for many reasons, may need support from volunteers who are parents themselves. Volunteers visit families at home offering one to one support; listening, playing, helping, getting out etc.

The building relationships in communities (bric) programme implemented by the Rural Development Council, the Housing Executive & TIDES Training is a unique initiative designed to encourage greater levels of social integration within NI’s housing sector.

South Antrim Rural Network provides community development support to rural communities within the council boroughs of Antrim, Newtownabbey and Carrickfergus.

Community services centre in the heart of Rathcoole.

The main object of the company is to offer a high level of continuity, expertise and experience in the design, delivery and administration of innovative development solutions. Our aim is to encourage and assist rural people in Inishowen to think about the

Crosskennan Lane Animal Sanctuary (CLAS) is a registered charity situated close to Antrim in Northern Ireland. The sanctuary has been a registered charity since 1996 and is the only welfare and rescue organisation for horses and ponies in Northern Ireland

Ballynafeigh Community Development Association is a community development association in South Belfast. Our core aim is to create and delver social action to tackle disadvantage and address issues that impact on vulnerable individuals and groups.

Trinity Methodist Church and Community Venue, Lisburn

Willowbank Ltd is a “not for profit” voluntary organisation, based in Dungannon providing day opportunities, training and support for adults with a physical disability and/or a sensory impairment.

ABC Community Network (ABC) is a registered charity and community based umbrella organisation supporting a large number of voluntary and community group members within the Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council areas.

Shelter NI was established in 1980, as a charity we campaign to combat homelessness and provide services to prevent homelessness and meet the needs of homeless people.

YMCA North Down is a charitable organisation which is affiliated to the National Council of YMCA's in Ireland. We deliver a range of personal and social education programmes to people of all ages across North Down and Ards.

MindWise works to support those at risk of and affected by severe mental illness and mental health problems.

VOYPIC was created up in 1993 by a group of young people in care and professionals. Our job is to promote the rights and voice of children in care and care leavers. We want every child in care to feel safe, valued and loved. We want every young person leaving care to do so with dignity and respect, and thrive into adulthood.

The Villages Together aims to support the community and voluntary sector in its widest terms across a range of groups and activities.

The Bytes Project is a youth work charity that has been working with the most vulnerable young people in Northern Ireland for nearly three decades. We provide young people with the essential skills they need to flourish, working across Northern Ireland and cross-border on our own projects and in partnership with schools, statutory bodies, youth clubs, voluntary organisations, and other youth work charities.

Big Lunches provide an opportunity for people of all ages to come together in an atmosphere of sharing and participation where positive interactions happen naturally, celebrating living local and strengthening community and wellbeing.

Public Achievement is Northern Ireland's leading youth focused civic education organisation.

PIPS, was established in 2003 following the suicides of 14 young people under the age of 18. we have consistently worked towards our mission statement. “To save lives, offer advice and support those affected by suicide and self-harm”

Working for a cohesive Northern Ireland society

Citizens Advice is the largest advice charity in Northern Ireland, working against poverty and meeting the information and advice needs of over 95,000 people per year in member bureaux and over 320,000 people viewing more than 2.7 million topics online.

NIFHA promotes, represents and supports the voluntary housing movement in Northern Ireland through training, policy and research.

North Belfast Interface Network (NBIN): Was established in 2002 in response to the critical levels of inter-communal conflict at interfaces in Ardoyne, New Lodge, Cliftonville, Marrowbone and the corresponding PUL communities. This project was primarily single identity in nature but recognised the necessity of engaging on a cross-interface basis if levels of inter-communal violence were to be reduced and eradicated.