Community development

A Creative Experiential Workshop using Miniature Animals

GRAHAM Construction is working on behalf of Translink to undertake the Redevelopment of York Street Station. This event held at NICVA aims to provide an opportunity for groups in the Voluntary, Community & Social Enterprise sectors and local representatives within North Belfast to find out more about the project, to meet with the wider project team and our client Translink, and to explore opportunities to support local community needs and initiatives.

Young Co-operators Conference 2023 wants to celebrate the newest co-operatives in Northern Ireland and inspire a new generation of co-operators. This year also marks Co-operative Alternatives 10th anniversary and the beginning of a new strategy to connect, engage and co-operate with young(er) generations. Co-operative Alternatives is a co-operative development body based in Belfast and the organisers of this conference. The event is funded by the Belfast City Council.

Join Karen Treisman, Dan Siegel, Stephen Porges, and many more experts for this groundbreaking one-day hybrid conference in Belfast’s La Mon Hotel. This year we’ve made it even easier for you to join us either in person or online.

Are you a Youth Worker, Church/Community Leader, Student or have a particular interest in exploring what together for the common good looks like in the context of Northern Ireland?

Young People involved with different Churches, share their insights and experiences of the recently established Shared Island Youth Forum.

RUN FOR YOUR LIVES AT THE JUNGLE NI! Ireland’s original Zombie Run at The Jungle, challenges participants to complete a daring 6K obstacle trail run while being chased by blood-thirsty, running Zombies.

Linking Generations NI invites you to join us at our next networking meeting (via Zoom) on how best we can support intergenerational connections this Christmas amidst the challenges of Covid-19. All are very welcome to a brainstorming session to share and support ideas.

A live, online event hosted by Queen’s University, examining the health & socio-economic impact of Covid-19 in the most vulnerable countries.

Join us at HMS Caroline on Thursday 22nd February for a lecture to mark the 100-year anniversary of the ship’s arrival in Belfast. Will Heppa, NMRN Curator of Artefacts, will explore the early history of the Ulster Division of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and look at HMS Caroline’s crucial role in the Second World War. There will also be an opportunity to see some of the objects featured in the talk on display in the Pump House.