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Our mission to advance women’s equality and participation in society. We provide a wide range of training, courses and host the Women's Sector Lobbyist.

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 Ulster Association of Youth Drama is the lead body working in Northern Ireland to support and promote youth theatre and drama for young people aged 11 – 25.

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

The Rainbow Factory School of Performing Arts

Our award-winning venue in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter is home to all kinds of exhibitions, theatre performances, experimental works and endless goings-on.

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.

The Stroke Association is here to support people to rebuild their lives after stroke. Stroke strikes every five minutes in the UK and it changes lives in an instant. Stroke can strike anyone – young, old and everyone in between. Recovery is tough, but with the right specialist support and a ton of courage and determination, the brain can adapt. There are almost 39,000 people rebuilding their lives after stroke in Northern Ireland. We provide specialist support, fund critical research and campaign to make sure people affected by stroke get the very best care and support to rebuild their lives.

BECAUSE SPORT WORKS. Using the power of sport to change young lives and tackle some of society’s biggest problems, including anti-social behavior, rural isolation and community cohesion.

Forward South Partnership works to strengthen and better target the efforts being made by local residents, community and voluntary organisations, the private sector and Government to promote and improve the quality of life for all those who live in, work in and visit the south of the City.

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

To relieve elderly people in Northern Ireland by the provision of reminiscence based activities

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.

Pretty 'n' Pink is the breast cancer charity for Northern Ireland providing practical help and support to breast cancer patients and their families across Northern Ireland through the Pretty n Pink Support Fund.

We provide training consultancy for companies and individuals who are committed to improving the potential of lone parents. We provide high quality, value for money training solutions to companies and individuals in Northern Ireland and throughout Europe.

We’re the Parkinson’s support and research charity. Help us find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson’s.

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.

Leukaemia & Lymphoma NI researches causes and possible cures of leukaemia and lymphoma in Northern Ireland.

North Belfast Senior Citizens Forum was founded in 1993 as an umbrella organisation representing the interests of older people and their groups. It is presently a member of the Crumlin/Ardoyne Neighbourhood Renewal Partnership.

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