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Suffolk Lenadoon Interface Group (SLIG) is an award winning community development organisation based on the Suffolk Lenadoon interface in outer West Belfast. Regeneration and peace building are the cornerstones of what SLIG does.

"Providing an accessible resource and development support for women in Greater Shankill and beyond."

Save the Children believes every child deserves a future. In the UK and around the world, we give children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. We do whatever it takes for children – every day and in times of crisis

Everyone's circumstances are different. Rural Support helps many farmers and rural dwellers across Northern Ireland. From financial pressures, physical and mental health concerns, family circumstances to paperwork, Rural Support can help.

We are RNIB Northern Ireland and Isle of Man, making every day better for everyone affected by sight loss in Northern Ireland. Contact us on 028 9032 9373 or email [email protected]

Rural Community Network is a regional voluntary organisation established by community groups from rural areas in 1991 to articulate the voice of rural communities on issues relating to poverty, disadvantage and equality.

Relatives for Justice is a region wide NGO providing support to individuals and families bereaved and injured by the recent conflict. RFJ provides a range of professional advice and therapeutic services from our offices in Belfast and Dungannon

REACT is a community based organisation delivering services that address community need.

We are QUIRE Belfast LGBT Singers.

A group of singers from Northern Ireland's LGBT community, formed in early 2005, now 35 in number.

Rathbone is a leading national voluntary youth sector organisation working across the UK to support over 17,000 young people annually, on a variety of programmes that aim to build upon the best of youth work practice and personalised learning.

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

Positive Futures is the leading local charity for people with a learning disability, acquired brain injury or autistic spectrum condition.

Parenting Focus (previously Parenting NI) is the leading charity for supporting parents in Northern Ireland.  

Ortus is a leading Business Development Agency with a strong portfolio of social and commercial businesses.

Open Arts engages with disabled people in delivering high quality activities and events across a range of art forms. We do this by promoting artistic excellence and encouraging the participation of people with and without disabilities.

The Oh Yeah music centre is a former bonded whiskey warehouse in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast's cultural district. It measures 14 500 square feet over three floors.

Working for a cohesive Northern Ireland society

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.

Northern Area Community Network (NACN) is a community development umbrella organisation which has been operating across the Northern Area since 1995. We provide a wide range of support to community groups and currently employ 9 members of staff on a number of projects.

NICRAS is a Refugee Community Organisation (RCO) which was established in 2002. It is the only refugee led organisation in Northern Ireland that represents the interests of the refugee community.

We're your local charity for the care and prevention of chest, heart and stroke illnesses. We're Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke. We're On Your Side.

Breaking the Cycle of Sexual Abuse and Abusive Relationships

NEA is the national energy action charity working in Northern Ireland to eradicate fuel poverty through campaigning, information, training, education and demonstration of good practice.

As a charity, we rely for income on membership fees, donations and legacies, and revenue raised from our commercial operations. We’re a charity founded in 1895 by three people who saw the importance of our nation’s heritage and open spaces and wanted to preserve them for everyone to enjoy. More than 120 years later, these values are still at the heart of everything we do. We look after special places throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland for ever, for everyone.

Mencap is the voice of learning disability. Everything we do is about valuing and supporting people with a learning disability, and their families and carers.