Non profit organisations in Belfast, Northern Ireland - Page 38

A club for Loyalists, Royalists and Protestants. Preserving our Protestant faith and culture.

Welcome to the Save Our Sunflower page!! We aim to raise awareness and encourage people to sign up to the Stem Cell Register as well as educating people on Blood Cancer ...

We support and advocate for young trans, non-binary, questioning and intersex people in Northern Ireland.

A large, well organised second-hand charity book shop with helpful staff and over 13,000 books in 37 categories and genres.

Education-centred project based in Pattaya Thailand reaching out to the poorest and must vulnerable families living in the slums.

St. Peter’s no1 Belfast was formed in 1952 and is Ireland’s oldest Celtic supporters club

Employment and Training Services deliver various programmes relevant to the welfare to work theme.

The Living Legacies 1914-18 Engagement Centre connects academic & community researchers interested in how the First World War lives on in the 21st Century.

Paranormal investigators northern Ireland are a group of Investigators which are here to scientific

To uphold and preserve the memory of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. so we can enjoy the freedom we have today LEST WE FORGET

Vision: every child deserves to sleep tight

Welcome to the PMI Northern Ireland UK branch. We work with corporate organizations to arrange events

Santa Claus is coming to Belfast, so why not bring the Christmas Magic to your own front doorstep? A

Steps to Cope a service for young people age 11 – 18 across Northern Ireland who are affected by their parents drinking.

Is eagraíocht óige muid a fheidhmníonn trí Ghaeilge, le cursaí óige a sholathár chun an teanga a spreagadh chun beatha taobh amuigh de gheataí na scoile.

Social skills group for children with ASD and their friends. Behaviour support for children with challenging behaviour, ASD or learning disabilities

Co-Ment is an intensive 1 to 1 mentoring support programme, designed to help those aged 16 to 24 who are not in employment, education or training.

We are missionaries making missionaries, serving churches and our local university, equipping young adults to reach their community for the Kingdom!

Parents wanting to reverse the Northern Irish EA's decision to cut special needs nursery provision. Aim is to advocate,and to incite real change.

A Paranormal Group set up unlike many to gain evidence and understand the relationship to this life and the next.

Dropgait is a not-for profit theatre group for young people aged 14-18 who seek to perform as part of a hardworking, talented drama collective

Equality Can’t Wait, are a group of families campaigning for social housing in Belfast where over 6000 families are in dire need of a home.