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We are a courier group, which consists of Uni Baggage, NI Parcels, Irish Parcels and Pallet Anywhere. We are based in Belfast and work with people and businesses across the UK & Ireland.

The Ardoyne Association has been running a welfare rights programme for over 30 years catering for over 3000 clients per year.

Oesophageal Patients Association (NI)

The Belfast Flags of Hope uses art to try to create a vibration for a better future. Inspired by Tibetan Prayer Flags, it focuses on the notion of using art on the blank canvas format of a flag to portray our common and shared human hopes for the future.

Donaghmore District Community Association (DDCA) was formed at the beginning of 2006, and is a combination of various elements of our local community who have all come together to strive towards building a more sustainable future for all

The Big Lottery Fund, the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and Nesta have come together in partnership to create The Alliance for Useful Evidence.

The Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI) is a partnership of Queen's University Belfast and Ulster University. Together with NISRA we are ADR Northern Ireland, part of ADR UK. ADRC NI exists to support the acquisition, linking and analysis of administrative data sets, developing cutting-edge research to improve knowledge, policymaking and public service delivery.

Rainbow Community Childcare provides daycare, playgroup and out of school care for children aged 6 months - 12 years.

CMWorks is committed to working with individuals, organisations and enterprises to develop skills, build capacity and improve business performance in the Third Sector. We has a proven track record with clients from the public, statutory & private sectors.

Cavan County Council Arts Office is funded by the Arts Council and Cavan County Council.

The Craft & Design Collective is an independent non-profit-taking membership organisation formed in 1997 by Artist/Designer/Makers for Artist/Designer/Makers.

Carlisle House is a residential substance misuse treatment centre situated near the centre of Belfast. We aim to provide a safe and therapeutic space for individuals who have substance use difficulties. A space that provides structure, enabling new choices to be explored and a rediscovery of self without the substance. This opportunity is offered within an ethos of acceptance, respect and compassion.

Innovative Youth Arts workers.
Because the creative process is about much more than making art.
It is about learning a roadmap and a set of transferable skills for life.
It is about making great things happen.

Eco-Schools is an international environmental education programme which aims to make environmental awareness and action an intrinsic part of the life and ethos of a school.

We help build new and healthier futures. We support thousands of retired and retiring police officers to create the future they want after policing. We make a difference to people’s lives by helping them to feel as mentally and physically well as possible. Together, we work in partnership with you to help you see how valuable your skills are to others, and how, with our training support, you can achieve your personal and professional potential.

We are a Church for people of all ages, situated on the corner of the Woodstock Road/ My Lady’s Road, in inner East Belfast.

Training provider delivering funded and open programmes

Fundraising Consultancy

Local Authority

Kids Company was founded by Camila Batmanghelidjh in 1996. We provide practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner-city children.

The Mill Cafe is a full-service restaurant/cafe located in Ardoyne, North Belfast. The restaurant features a full menu of moderately priced "comfort" food influenced by local and foreign recipes.

The Open Doors Learning Centre is an Alternative Education Project (AEP) which aims to work with those young people who have been excluded, or have disengaged from, mainstream education.

We are Girl Guides!

Our Strengthening Families Programme (SFP) is at the forefront of family support and delivers high quality Family Skills and Advocacy Service Programmes across the North West Region

Glór na Móna works to provide Irish-medium youth workers with the support, services, advice and representation needed in order to strengthen and develop the Irish-medium youth sector across Belfast.