ENGAGE

Sights and sounds documentary Iveagh to Cusher

The group, based in Gilford, manages a community hall and provides activities. They received a ?9,474 grant to upgrade their lighting system.

The group, based in Maghery, Co Armagh, provides activities and support for older people to improve their health and wellbeing. They are using a ?6,571 grant to provide trips, activities, and workshops, including complementary therapies and fitness classes.

Part 2 AFP Programming 17.18

Part 2 AFP Programming 17.18

Part 2 AFP Programming 17.18

Part 2 AFP Programming 17.18

The playgroup in the Derrytrasna area of Co Armagh received ?1,678 to buy new equipment to improve their breakfast club and afterschool?s facilities.

The group, which is based in the village of Acton, Co Armagh, provides activities to reduce social isolation and the local economy. The project is using ?10,000 to make improvements to the group?s community hall and buy equipment.

The Orange Lodge, which is based in a rural area near Craigavon, provides community facilities. They are using the ?10,000 grant to create a multipurpose tarmac area for children and adults to use for social and recreational activities.

Button Accordions for Fasttrad music classes

Moneypenny's Forge

The group, based in Portadown, provides programmes to develop the local community. They are using the ?10,000 to set up a Portadown Men?s Shed.

The group brings people together in the Gilford area. They are using the ?6,326 grant to refurbish the kitchen at Mullabrack Hall so they can run events and activities that require catering.

The Lurgan group provides activities to improve the mental health and physical wellbeing of young people. The project is using the ?3,955 grant to help young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder to improve their balance and motor skills and increase their chances of being able to ride a bike.

The Lurgan GAA club provides sporting, cultural and community activities. They are using the ?4,490 grant to improve the health and wellbeing of members and the wider community by providing activities including cardiac screening, mindfulness sessions and a first aid course. The project will also facilitate a visit by the Action Cancer Big Bus.

The group provides activities for the local community of Derrylileagh, outside Maghery. The project is using a ?10,000 grant to deliver a new kitchen, utensils and flooring.

Repair of church tower including external walls, floors and parapets: Digitising 1905-35 Parish Magazines

AFP Programming 17-18

AFP Programming 17-18

AFP Programming 17-18

AFP Programming 2017/18

The purchase of a set of microphone headsets for our upcoming production of Little Shop of Horrors (but with long-term continued use)..

AiM High - Journeys

The club provides a weekly social and recreational activities in Banbridge Leisure Centre for older people. The ?4,207 grant is being used to hire the leisure centre for activities and to take members on four day trips to the Glens of Antrim, Mount Stewart, Ulster Museum and Titanic Museum.

The club develops physical, mental and social skills for young people in Lurgan through sporting activities. The project is using the ?9,600 grant to deliver activities to celebrate the group?s 25th anniversary.

The organisation provides activities for older people in the Kilmore, Mullavilly and Tandragee area of Armagh. They are using the ?9,980 grant to provide more activities to improve health and well-being and reduce isolation. Activities include exercise sessions, social outings, talks, and craft classes.

The school in Derrynaseer, Craigavon is using the ?9,969 grant to buy iPads, a screen and projector and a wireless internet access point for use by pupils. This will allow pupils to take part in extra-curricular digital media projects, including documenting a local archaeological dig which will then be shared with the wider community.

The primary school is using a ?10,000 grant to install a trim trail that can be used by pupils and the local community to improve their health.

The group, based in Portadown, provides young people with learning disabilities with employment training for the hospitality industry. The ?9,480 grant is being used to provide four 10-week basic essentials cooking courses for young people to encourage independent living.

Lurgan Townscape Heritage Project

The Magheralin club provides football for both boys and girls and social activities for all members and people from the local community. They are using the grant to host a St Patrick's day event.

The Lurgan group provides weekly activities for children with special needs. They are using the grant to provide a summer celebration for people with various forms of disability with their families and friends.

The group organises community events to reduce isolation and build community interaction in a rural area near Lisburn. They are using the ?10,000 grant to deliver a variety of events and activities for the local community.

The group promotes amateur boxing. They are using the ?900 to celebrate the achievements of 15 members who have autism through a BBQ for families, friends and pupils from a local school.

The club runs activities for the community in Portadown. They are using the ?4,150 to deliver two Christmas celebration events: one for children and one for adults, as well as a Big Community Breakfast and fun day.

The organisation based outside Portadown organises a range of activities for the local community. They are using the grant of ?2,287 to make improvements to their existing community kitchen.

The school provides education for children aged 11-14 and its youth annex provides a variety of projects for young people aged 8-25. It is using the ?8,375 grant to fund youth activities including a healthy lifestyle programme and a photography project for 11-19 year olds from the south Lurgan area.

This group is run by older people, who previously worked at the Metal Box factory in Portadown, to maintain friendships including with those who are house-bound or in care. They are using the ?1,962 grant to provide social evenings with guest speakers and day trips for members.

The organisation provides sports facilities and community activities for the community on a 10 acre site. They are using the ?9,991 grant to install safety perimeter fencing.

The Moira school is using the ?2,000 grant to buy equipment and materials for the children?s Saturday Art Club, and provide two additional monthly clubs.

The Gilford based group are using the funding of ?9,700 to help develop plans for a community venue for use as a social enterprise hub for the local area

The group is based in a rural area near Gilford. They are using the ?10,000 grant to make improvements to their building so it can be used for more community activities.

The Friel Studio

Bernadette Morris - 2nd Album

David Lyttle, U.S. Residency

The Portadown club provides sports and recreational activities for local people. They are using the ?8,850 grant to make improvements to their building for wider community use, training for volunteers and on a community consultation.

The Armagh-based organisation supports people in the local area with ME. They are using the ?7,965 grant to fund respite trips and workshops for their members to help reduce feelings of isolation, increase confidence and develop ways to deal with their illness.

The group, based near Portadown, are using the ?9,750 to provide a range of activities including a community cinema, men?s shed equipment, maintenance equipment and day trips.

The group offers recreational and community activities in Lurgan. They are using the ?4,800 to involve the Brownlow area community in a series of workshops to design and deliver a mural that will celebrate positive role models in the community.

The primary school, which is based in a rural area outside Lurgan, is using the ?9,993 grant to buy iPads for use by children outside of school hours as well as the wider community and family members.

The group provide social and educational activities for local people, in a rural area near Tandragee. They used the ?9,050 grant to host a Christmas party for local older people and to make improvements to their community hall.

The INTERACT project is supporting families from ethnic minority communities in the Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon District Council area to build their networks and get support from people facing similar issues. The project is working over five years to provide practical support in the home as well as helping parents and children get involved in activities and groups in the community. It is training four bilingual Community Navigators to lead the project and support families.

The group provides a range of summer activities in the Laurencetown area. They are using the ?1,250 to bring local people together to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the group. The event will involve open air music, a barbecue, face painting and games.

The Lurgan based organisation provides a social, educational and creative centre for men of all ages and backgrounds. They are using the ?2,800 for a series of events that will focus on the history of Lurgan since its foundation in 1610.

The club in Craigavon are using the funding of ?9,995 to make improvements to their building, which is used by the community for a wide range of activities.

The group provides events and activities for the community in a rural area near Portadown. They are using the ?1,185 grant to run a Christmas celebration for local people of all ages and nationalities, including carol singing, music and dance.

The group provides social and recreational activities for women in the rural areas of Laurencetown, Lenaderg and Tullylish, near Banbridge. They are using the ?5,345 to deliver a range of activities, trips and classes.

The organisation supports people in the village of Scarva and the surrounding area. They are using the ?10,000 to transform a piece of wasteland beside the village green into a garden of reflection.

The organisation manages Crichton Masonic Hall, Lisnaskea. They are using the ?10,000 to develop the hall?s facilities so it can be used for more community activities.

The Lurgan parent led group provides an affordable childcare service at Tannaghmore Primary School. They are using the ?10,000 to install a mobile space that activities can be held in.

Arts Programme

Arts Programme

The group runs a youth club in Portadown. They are using the ?7,750 to deliver a community festival in three estates in the local area, including a summer scheme, trips and a range of activities.

The group promotes health and fitness in the Craigavon area and organises activities for all age groups. They are using the ?8,592 to provide an eight month programme of activities at a local community hall for all age groups and fitness levels.

The social enterprise provides a multi-sensory and softplay area for families with children with special needs in Craigavon. They are using the ?10,000 for installation of a sensory suite.

The group provides extracurricular activities for children and young people who have been referred to the Hospital School at the Royal. They are using the ?9,600 to enhance their emotional and social development through the provision of music therapy sessions.

The group provides a social centre for older people in the Derrytrasna, Derrymacash area. They are using the ?10,000 to fund a programme of social activities throughout the year.

Annaghmore LOL 53A provides facilities for use by the local community in the Portadown area. They are using the ?9,764 to renovate and update the hall so it can be used year round for community activities.What Money is for :Heating installation and work schedule (?6,800), Dual Purpose Stove (?2,964)

The organisation is a primary school providing education, social, environmental, and cultural opportunities for children in the Craigavon area. They are using the ?10,000 to provide after school and evening activities.

Brownlow Festival Association delivers an annual community based festival for local residents in Lurgan. They used the ?9,500 for a week-long community festival across the Brownlow area at the end of August.

The Living Loom Project

The organisation provides support to older people in Armagh and Dungannon living with a range of respiratory conditions. They received ?2,180 to run a series of monthly activities and events including chair exercises, smoking cessation and healthy eating.

The group promotes and organises community activities including IT classes, exercise classes, arts and crafts, training and social events to bring people together in the Carleton Street area of Portadown. They are using the ?8,130 grant to train the committee, and for trips and equipment for their hall.

The group is a newly established mother and toddler group, based in Lurgan that helps give children the skills they need to be well prepared for nursery school. They are using the ?1,536 grant to provide equipment and toys for the playgroup.

The organisation is a cross community group providing activities for children, young people and adults based in Portadown. They are using the ?10,000 grant to develop their community garden to include a deck and a picnic area, a community fruit garden and extend the current play area.

The group, which is based in Craigavon, provides a community venue within an Orange Hall. The project received a ?9,715 grant to make improvements to the hall so it can be used by more community groups, create a base for a social enterprise and provide better access for people with disabilities.

The group, which is based in Craigavon, provides a community venue within an Orange Hall. The project received a ?9,715 grant to make improvements to the hall so it can be used by more community groups, create a base for a social enterprise and provide better access for people with disabilities.

AFP Programming Application 2016/17

AFP 2016/17 Programming Costs

AFP 2016/17 Programming Costs

2 Year Programme of Org Development

AFP 2016/17 Programming Costs

BIP - Stage 2

The volunteer led group organises activities for older people in the Dungannon area. They received ?9,980 to run a year-long programme of events including IT, crafts, music, and exercise.

The volunteer led group organises activities for older people in the Dungannon area. They received ?9,980 to run a year-long programme of events including IT, crafts, music, and exercise.

The group, based in Portadown, delivers services and activities to the victims and survivors of conflict and their carers. The project is using a ?7,994 grant to provide activities such as fitness and relaxation to improve physical and mental health and wellbeing.

The group, based in Portadown, delivers services and activities to the victims and survivors of conflict and their carers. The project is using a ?7,994 grant to provide activities such as fitness and relaxation to improve physical and mental health and wellbeing.

Heritage of Carleton Street Orange Hall and its influence in the development of Portadown

The Portadown based group provides mental, physical and social activities to help older people across the community to age well. They received ?10,000 to provide activities and outings, including rambling and a Christmas dinner.

The group in Waringstown, Craigavon, encourages women to be part of their community and provides opportunities for lifelong learning. The project received ?7,608 to provide a range of social, educational and outreach events as part of the group's 60th anniversary.

The Portadown based group provides mental, physical and social activities to help older people across the community to age well. They received ?10,000 to provide activities and outings, including rambling and a Christmas dinner.

Age on Stage Craigavon 'On Tour'

The purpose of this project is to improve sustained participation rates in sport and physical activity through multi-sport programmes

The purpose of this project is to improve sustained participation rates in sport and physical activity through multi-sport programmes

The purpose of this project is to improve sustained participation rates in sport and physical activity through multi-sport programmes

The purpose of this project is to improve sustained participation rates in sport and physical activity through multi-sport programmes

Ciaran Lavery with Strings

Professional Development: purchase of Macbook Pro & digital media training