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The Belfast Charitable Society is described as Belfast's first charitable organisation and Ireland’s oldest extant charity. It was founded by leading businessmen in 1752 to establish a Poor House and Infirmary for the city's most vulnerable citizens. Today, the society is based at Clifton House, the former Poor House, and continues to be an important influence through its ongoing philanthropic work. The organisation states that the need for its work is as great now as it was at its establishment over 270 years ago by an Act of Parliament of Ireland. Its vision is to be a recognised leader in providing progressive, relevant, and philanthropic charitable work. The society's mission is to preserve, promote, and utilise its philanthropic heritage to address disadvantage.

Depaul - Belfast Regional Office

Depaul is a leading charity operating in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland that supports people experiencing homelessness. The organisation's work focuses on four key areas: Prevention, Families and Young People, High Support Accommodation, and Health and Rehabilitation. It also runs the Depaul Housing Association. Last year, the charity supported 7,455 individuals and 763 families across its 42 services, which were aided by 10,000 volunteer hours. In addition to direct support, Depaul conducts research and publishes reports on topics such as mental health, homelessness, and human trafficking. The organisation offers opportunities for public involvement through fundraising and volunteering.

Duncairn Community Partnership

Duncairn Community Partnership, located at 290 Antrim Road, Belfast, is an organisation that provides news and business updates. It publicises various community-focused events, including the launch of the IFI Peace Barrier Programme, a series of community engagement and development workshops, and an exhibition opening for local artists. The organisation also announces available volunteer opportunities. The website content includes placeholder sections for articles, descriptive blocks, and partnership promotions. Contact information is provided via a phone number, 07855471904, and an email address, info@duncairn.com, along with a contact submission form.

Flax Trust

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Groundwork

Financial Services Charities

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Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland

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Help Us To Help Other

Help Us To Help Other is a non-profit organisation based in Belfast. Its primary goals are extensive, covering human rights activities, combating discrimination, and offering family support. The company provides advocacy for minority peoples, particularly the Roma population, to support parity and equal opportunity initiatives, and raises awareness to assist those facing discriminatory practices. Further areas of focus include improving housing and living conditions, education, managing charity and donations, homelessness support, and fostering integration for Roma communities. The organisation also engages with media, institutions, and promotes sustainable development.

Homestart North Belfast

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Hope 4 Life NI

Hope 4 Life NI, founded in 2015, is an organisation focused on prevention and early intervention mental health support. Its mission is to empower beneficiaries by increasing understanding of resilience, positive coping strategies, and wellbeing practices. The organisation has developed its own innovative Uberheroes® programme for children and young people, which uses superhero-themed comics based on real-life stories to promote mental health. It also delivers bespoke adult training and well-known accredited programmes, including the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP©), which helps participants create personalised action plans, and Mental Health First Aid (MHFA), an internationally acclaimed awareness course. In addition, Hope 4 Life NI provides corporate mental health programmes and can create tailored courses to address the specific needs of groups or businesses.

Include Youth

Include Youth is a charity whose purpose is to empower children and young people to thrive. The organisation's values are integrity, opportunity, inclusion, and equality. It works in an open, honest, and transparent way to advocate for young people. Through its work, it ensures young people are provided with opportunities to excel, facilitating accessible programmes to drive opportunities for the most disadvantaged. Believing in an inclusive society, it involves and advocates for young people from all communities. Its work is transformative, adopting a youth-work based approach to educational attainment and personal development with a wrap-around service. In partnership with other community-based organisations, it provides a range of regional tailored employability, personal development and good relations programmes. The core components include Personal Development, Mentoring, Training, Work experience, Essential skills, Transitional support and Good Relations.

NICVA

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Newbeginnings Community development group

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North Belfast Alternatives

Northern Ireland Alternatives (NIA) is a community safety organisation founded in 2000. It delivers a government-accredited restorative justice programme to develop non-violent community responses to low-level crime and anti-social behaviour. All services are based on a model of restorative practice, which seeks to heal and repair broken relationships between victims, offenders, and the community. A central part of its work is creating opportunities for young people to participate more positively in their communities. Accredited by the Department of Justice (DOJ), NIA collaborates with statutory organisations to enhance its work at a community level. The organisation has branches across Northern Ireland, including in North, South, and East Belfast, Greater Shankill, North Down, Bangor, Magherafelt, and Portadown.

North Belfast Area Project

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Charities Grocery & Food Shops

North Belfast Foodbank (Ekenhead Halls Centre)

North Belfast Foodbank is a registered charity (NIC100175) dedicated to helping local people in crisis. It operates with the support of volunteers and is run in partnership with local churches. The organisation provides food parcels, which can be collected from Ekenhead Halls on North Circular Road or Immanuel Presbyterian Church on Agnes Street. From April 2021 to March 2022, the food bank provided meals for 840 adults and 617 children, distributing over 15 tonnes of food. It accepts non-perishable food donations at its warehouse on West Bank Road on Monday evenings between 6.15pm and 6.45pm. Financial donations are also accepted to help with operational costs. The food bank can be contacted by email or telephone.

Charities Religious Organizations

North Belfast Foodbank (Immanuel Church)

North Belfast Foodbank is a registered charity (NIC100175) in Northern Ireland that assists local people in crisis. The organisation operates in partnership with local churches and depends on supporters for financial and food donations, as well as volunteers. Between April 2021 and March 2022, the food bank provided meals for 840 adults and 617 children, distributing over 15 tonnes of food. Food parcels can be collected from Ekenhead Halls and Immanuel Presbyterian Church. Food donations are accepted at a separate warehouse location on West Bank Road on Monday evenings. The organisation also seeks financial donations to cover operational costs. For enquiries, contact is available via email or phone.

Charities Community Centers Grocery & Food Shops

North Belfast Foodbank (Warehouse only)

North Belfast Foodbank is a registered charity that provides support to local people in crisis. Between April 2021 and March 2022, it supplied meals for 840 adults and 617 children, distributing over 15 tonnes of food. The organisation is run in partnership with local churches and relies on volunteers, financial donations for operational costs, and food donations. Food parcels can be collected from Ekenhead Halls on North Circular Road and Immanuel Presbyterian Church on Agnes Street. Food donations can only be delivered to the warehouse on West Bank Road on Monday evenings between 6.15pm and 6.45pm; no out-of-date or fresh food is accepted. The foodbank can be contacted via email or phone and is a registered charity in Northern Ireland (NIC100175).

North Belfast Interface Network

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North Belfast Women's Initiative & Support Project

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Simon Community NI

Charities Community Centers Grocery & Food Shops

Simon Community NI is a charity in Northern Ireland dedicated to ending homelessness. The organisation provides support 365 days a year to individuals and families who are homeless or at risk. It operates a free, 24/7 Homeless Support Line and provides a range of services, including Adult, Youth, and Family Accommodation, as well as Floating Support and Low Threshold Support. The charity manages 21 accommodation services, offering 464 warm bed spaces each night. It also engages in fundraising through events and donations, allowing the public and corporations to contribute. The organisation publishes reports and makes submissions on governmental policy, like the Draft Budget, to advocate for systemic change. It is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee, with its main office in Belfast.

Storehouse, Belfast

Storehouse is a charity (Charity #102175) based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, with a mission to develop communities that recognise the significance in every person. Its operations are guided by the core values of dignity, significance, and hope. The organisation provides practical support to individuals in need through a referral system, offering food, furniture, and clothing. It runs the Storehouse Centre on North Street for service users and has separate warehouses in the Kilwee Industrial Estate for processing food, clothes, and furniture donations. Storehouse liaises and partners with various groups throughout Northern Ireland. The organisation is sustained by financial contributions, donations of goods, and the work of volunteers. It has specific opening hours for its main office and donation drop-off times for its warehouses.