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The main theme of NIPP is Peace and Reconciliation therefore all the services and events are planned around this theme.

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.

The Ultra Rare Disease Disorders,& Disabilities Foundation (urddad_foundation) A charity set up by families who have been affected by Ultra Rare Disease, their lives have been greatly affected by the diagnosis of a rare disease

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.

174 Trust focuses on work dedicated to tackling many of the problems confronting the local community and meeting the needs of those living in the local area with Nursery, Afterschool, Disability Groups and an Arts and Culture Centre.

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.

Network Personnel deliver training and employment initiatives. We specialise in helping unemployed individuals return to work through training, work placement and mentoring.

The Dry Arch Children’s Centres is social economy business which provides a wide range of support to children, young people and their families. Our team of multi-disciplinary professionals provide seamless integrated services and information across three centres, one in Dungiven and two in Limavady.

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.

Building Communities provides community development and training support in communities across Northern Ireland.

Home-Start supports families with young children who are facing challenging situations.

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.

Rosario Youth Centre is a full time voluntary youth centre which provides a wide and varied range of social and educational activities and programmes for those aged 6-20.

By working alongside you and your business, BRC provides training and coaching solutions designed to cultivate a culture where people can belong, realise and create. That’s why BRC exists. Define {Belong}: be a member of. Define {Realise}: become fully aware of; fulfil. Define {Create}: bring into existence.

Access Employment Limited (AEL), established in August 1999, is a Social Firm providing people with learning disabilities/difficulties, autism, aspergers or health related conditions, opportunities to access work experience, gain recognised qualifications and progress onto paid work/long term volunteering and/or further education

Formerly operating as Key Associates NI Ltd Alice and Lesley have been involved in Training and Education within the Community & Voluntary since 2000.

Opening hours: Thursday 6.30 pm-9.30 pm for Year 8 and above Friday 6.30 pm to 9.30 pm for Primary 5 to Primary 6 Saturday 6 pm-9 pm for Primary 7 and above

Supporting families * strengthing community