Find non profit organisations in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Listings include Living Youth, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Homeplus NI, TBUC Camps Programme, Antrim Coast and Glens AONB, Northern Ireland Community of Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
Living Youth (The Youth Commission for the Diocese of @downandconnor ) Supporting young people and young adults on their faith journey.
Homeplus is a charity created to help people in need: refugees, asylum seekers, vulnerable homeless people, and migrant workers,
The T:BUC Camps Programme is a headline action described in the Together: Building a United Community (T:BUC) strategy. The T:BUC Camps Programme is funded by The Executive Office,...
The Antrim Coast & Glens AONB was designated in 1989 under the Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (NI) Order. It includes Rathlin Island, the Glens of Antrim and the coastal are...
NICRAS was established in 2002. It is the only refugee led organisation in Northern Ireland that represents interests of the refugee community.
We support and advocate for young trans, non-binary, questioning and intersex people in Northern Ireland.
CruisNIg is all about going out in your car to have a good time with all your mates, and make new friends along the way. CruisNIg will NOT tolerate anyone messing about in there c...
Supporting the work of Saint Vincent de Paul.
NIPSA - Education members’ updates
FABLAB Belfast (Fabrication Laboratory) is a fully kitted fabrication workshop which gives everyone, from small children through to entrepreneurs and businesses, the capability to ...
SUNI runs over 30 camps and missions (CSSMs) throughout the summer, reaching over 7,000 children and
Employment and Training Services deliver various programmes relevant to the welfare to work theme.
The BTRC is a community space for transgender, non-binary and questioning people in Northern Ireland.
A little info about section75: A charity run event venue raising funds through A-list music events,
Keeping our community informed
Supporting and campaigning for trans people in Northern Ireland
The Rural Network for Northern Ireland supports and promotes rural development through the sharing of information, ideas and good practice.
The Ihsan Youth page is dedicated to keeping all members informed of the events/activities/projects and initiatives conducted and supported by IYA. So make sure to like an...
Clonard Monastery Youth Center is situated in the grounds of Clonard Monastery, opened in 1971. Open doors to young people aged 8+ 6 nights a week.
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