National Lottery Community Fund

Cloughmills Community Action Team member Patrick Frew who has been nominated for a National Lottery award. Credit National Lottery

National Lottery award nomination for Cloughmills man

Pictured from left are Keelin Reilly and Dr Aoibeann Walsh. Credit: Rural Support

Cookstown-based Rural Support ‘shining the light’ on health for older farmers

Out and About Community Transport has been awarded a £381,373 grant from the National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF). Credit: Out and About Community Transport

Mid Ulster community transport service receives over £350,000 in funding

Pictured at the cutting of a special celebration cake to mark the awarding of over £250K in funding for Richmount Rural Community Association by The National Lottery Community Fund are from left, Ayten Hasanova; Joe Garvey, chairman of the community association, Ciara Duffy, TNLCF,;Martelle McPartland, association activities co-ordinator and Fatme Mehmedova. PT25-221. Credit: Tony Hendron

Richmount Rural Community Association welcomes £258,000 National Lottery boost

Mid Ulster Council chair Cora Corry with Mid Ulster Volunteer Centre members - Josie McGuckin (committee member), Michele McKeown (general manager) and May Devlin Chair with Gary Wilson Compere and Kenny Paul, who provided the entertainment.

Mid Ulster Volunteer Centre celebrates receiving £275,764 in Lottery funding

The GROW project by Ashes to Gold needs your votes in The People's Projects

Get voting for Coleraine's Ashes to Gold project

Aideen McMullan from Lisburn is pictured with Eleanor Ellerslie of Cruse Bereavement Support NI, and Beverley Brown of James Brown & Sons, at the launch of The Teenage Youth Bereavement Project, a video support resource which includes testimonies from young people about their own grief journey, discussion of personal experience following loss, and guidance on how to address grief, in a bid to support their peers who find themselves facing the death of someone they loved.

Lisburn teen takes part in bereavement video

Rory Brown, Lara Ellerslie, Chloe Chapman and Athena Goodyear are pictured with Eleanor Ellerslie, of Cruse Bereavement Support NI, and Beverley Brown, of James Brown & Sons, at the launch of The Teenage Youth Bereavement Project: https://www.jamesbrownfuneraldirectors.com/cruse-bereavement/

Newly released videos to help young people during grief journey

Lee Robb, board member of Carrick Greengrocers, at the share offer launch.

£10k raised to date for community greengrocer initiative

Causeway Down’s Syndrome Support Group is celebrating after being awarded £10,000 in funding from The National Lottery Community Fund

Causeway Down’s Syndrome Support Group celebrates National Lottery funding

Patricia McConnell (centre), chairperson of Carnlough Community Association, with committee and bowling club members

Community 'thrilled' at £0.6m grants announcement

Committee members of the Kilrea & District Ulster Scots Society. From L to R : William Atkinson (Treasurer), Noel McQuillan (Funding Officer), Charlotte Brownlow (Committee Member), Trevor Kyle (Committee Member), Eileen McKane (Secretary), David Brownlow (Committee Member), Pearl Hutchinson (Publicity).

Causeway Coast groups receive National Lottery funding

Pictured are those who attended a Mums at Work Network get together in Irvinestown. The Mums at Work Network has received a £9,900 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund to support women who have been impacted by the pandemic and the rising cost of living.

Fifteen Mid Ulster community organisations receive over £1m in lottery funding

People attending the workshop discussed innovation and best way to progress the partnership.

Healthy outlook for Sustainable Food Partnership

The National Lottery Community Fund has announced funding for community groups in the Antrim and Newtownabbey area.

Help during cost of living crisis

An early Christmas present for local groups thanks to the National Lottery

A welcome boost from the National Lottery for groups in Lisburn and Castlereagh

Lottery funding support announced for 10 groups in Mid and East Antrim.

£155k backing for Positive Carrickfergus project

Seven community groups in Mid Ulster to receive grants from the National Lottery.

Seven Mid Ulster community groups get festive boost from National Lottery

Valerie Davis and Lorna Stewart with Emilee Elder and Imogen McGuinness, enjoying the festivities at Balnamore Community Association’s Christmas dinner, funded by The National Lottery Community Fund

Christmas has come early for nine community groups

Some of the members of Richmount Rural Community Association near Portadown, Co Armagh in 2019.

Elders group gets £257k boost

Finance Minister, Conor Murphy are (left-right) Dr Gerard O’Hare CBE DL, Chairman, Air Ambulance NI, Glenn O’Rorke, Operational Lead, HEMS and Kate Beggs NI Director of The National Lottery Community Fund. Picture: Michael Cooper

Lisburn charity benefits from Dormant Assets Fund

National Lottery Community Fund grants are to benefit seven groups in Mid Ulster.

National Lottery boost for Mid Ulster community groups

Nigel Handforth, Director, Tori Calderwood, Project Manager and Mary McCrea, Chairperson from C.O.A.S.T. (Causeway Older & Active Strategic Team) pictured with Kate Elliott, Good Morning Ballycastle Co Ordinator and Brenda Boyle, Volunteer. C.O.A.S.T were recently awarded a £479,876 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund to support 1,700 older people to reduce isolation and improve wellbeing

Half a million pounds of Lottery grants for local groups

The Perfectly Prideful and Allies group taking part in the Belfast Pride parade supported by the Resurgam Trust, Resurgam youth Initiative and the Connected Minds youth committee

Community groups benefit from National Lottery funding, including local foodbank

Getting ready for dip during a visit to Portnablagh.

25 photographs from the Lincoln Court Senior Summer Scheme

Focus on Family

Seven projects receive grants from National Lottery

Ballymena Runners meet at the Scullery O’Tullagh allotments run by Brookville Enterprises who received a £9,500 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund’s Together for Our Planet programme to reduce their carbon footprint and energy consumption, and improve environmental sustainability at their Scullery O'Tullagh community allotments site.

Lottery funding helps Ballymena communities take climate action

Members of Donaghmore Horticultural Club who have been awarded a £2,312 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund’s Together for Our Planet programme, to deliver workshops on water conservation and solar power to primary school children and install a water feature in the town centre and water butts throughout the town to utilise collected rainwater.

Mid Ulster groups taking action on climate change

Community organisations in Mid and East Antrim welcome National Lottery funding to help tackle local issues

Community groups share Lottery Windfall

AEL is based at Pound Street, Larne (image Google maps).

Social enterprise AEL welcomes £0.5million funding boost

Members of Coalisland and Loughshore Men’s Shed.

Mid Ulster community groups welcome National Lottery funding to help tackle loca...

PeacePlayers NI Coaches group

PeacePlayers International NI plan to develop Mid & East Antrim hub

15 groups to receive funding.

NI Hospice receives funding to improve sustainability

Tyrone-based groups enjoy much-needed funding boost

Community groups share in National Lottery windfall

Paul Johnston, a coach at Monkstown Boxing Club in Newtownabbey, Co Antrim, who is being honoured with an MBE for his BoxClever programme, which has supported hundreds of children from disadvantaged backgrounds in the locality

Honours: MBE recognition for boxing coach

The future is bright green in the new Belfast Hills woodland

Four Mid Ulster community projects to get almost £40k

Welcome Christmas present for local community groups

Groups in Ballymena are awarded funding to improve the wellbeing of the local community

Lottery windfall for Ballymena communities

Lucky win for Tyrone punter.

Groups in Mid Ulster awarded funding to improve the wellbeing of community

A lamp made from pallets by members of The Right Key

Co Down project transforming old pallets to reduce impact of climate change