The cross community group, based in Maghery near Dungannon, received a grant of ?8,049 to refurbish a reception area so it can be used for meetings, training workshops and community events.

This group provides a social outlet for older and disabled people living in the Dunadry area of Antrim. They received ?7,281 to deliver a range of activities and events including arts and crafts, knitting and sewing, IT skills over the course of a year. They are also organising bus trips, buying boccia and Kurling sets and three laptop computers.

Birches Primary School - 50 years of social history

The organisation works to challenge discrimination and provide services to those with mental health problems. The Lurgan branch is using the ?9,890 to introduce people to a range of relaxation techniques and complementary therapies which they can successfully apply themselves.

The group provides support and activities for men in Rathfriland, near Banbridge, and surrounding areas. They received a grant of ?9,448 to run a number of workshops and classes for the members and to buy equipment.

The organisation maintains and manages the hall, which is the local venue for a number of regular user groups. They are using the ?5,011 grant to upgrade equipment and facilities for greater community use.

The group provides a range of social opportunities and activities for the over 50s in the wider Gilford district between Banbridge and Portadown. They are using the ?7,900 grant to fund a programme of yearly activities including outings, dance classes, flower arranging, art and craft classes.

This is a new group established in October 2014 in Derrytrasna, Lurgan which provides a friendly, inclusive and safe environment for all men. They are using the ?9,895 grant to enhance and support the men's shed and community garden, provide suitable equipment and extend the community allotment and garden area.

Celebrating the life and times of William Butler Yeats

This organisation promotes the quality of life for the Donaghcloney community through social, recreational and educational activities and events. They received a grant of ?9,633 for five day trips during the summer and to supply new outdoor play equipment.

The organisation works to improve community facilities for youth clubs, dancing and fitness in Burren, near Warrenpoint. They are using the ?9,920 grant to provide a range of healthy exercise activities to encourage physical fitness and health and wellbeing.

Lottery Project Funding 15/16

Annual Arts Programme

The Craigavon Variations 1965

Circus Skills Project

The group provides activities to adults aged 50+ in the Brownlow area of Craigavon. They are using the ?7,160 to provide social activities and outings for the group's members.

The organisation based near Crumlin, Co Antrim, organises social and educational events and trips and provides community facilities. They are using the ?10,000 to make improvements to their hall so it can be used for more activities and events.

The organisation works with members of the travelling community in the Craigavon area. They are using the ?3,625 grant for a summer scheme for children.

The organisation develops and delivers locally based services for older people in the Maghery area between Dungannon and Craigavon. They are using the ?9,300 grant to develop a five year strategy for the organisation so they can better support local people.

The primary school for children aged three to 11 in the village of Maghaberry near Lisburn are using the ?9,851 grant to buy iPads and accessories to give IT training to pupils, parents and the wider community outside of school hours.

The youth group are using the ?10,000 grant to get young people from different ethnic groups in the Seagoe and Killicomaine areas of Craigavon and Portadown involved in the rejuvenation of part of their youth centre. This includes teambuilding days, practical work and the creation of art for display in the centre.

The organisation provides support for people suffering from arthritis in Portadown and the surrounding area. They are using the ?6,383 grant to deliver a pain management course, a residential break and a celebration event.

Volunteers - then and now

The pre-school provides childcare for three to four year olds in the Lurgan area. They will use the ?9,847 grant to buy equipment to increase the children?s development and skills.

The group is using the grant to contribute towards the cost of the annual Antrim Agricultural Show, which has been promoting agriculture, rural and environmental issues and encouraging community activity since 1906.

AFP - 2015 - 16

Annual Funding Programme 15-16

Annual Funding Programme 2015/16

Annual Funding Programme 15-16

ECF Links is a church organisation that provides services and facilities for the whole community in the Craigavon area. The grant will fund a programme of activities and workshops to explore issues relevant to young women.

All Together Now

'Capturing Craigavon' A community based living history project charting the development of the new town

Creative Perceptions

The Craigavon based school is using the grant to provide a counselling support programme for pupils, parents and teachers.

The group provides activities for older people in the Portadown area. The grant is being used to run cultural outings and a series of activities including movement to music, bowls and swimming.

The group will use the grant to fund a business plan and research project to explore setting up a social enterprise which will provide employment to young people at risk of engaging in crime.

The Craigavon based school is using the grant to provide counselling sessions for pupils, support for parents and training for teachers.

The organisation provides social and educational activities for women in Portadown. The grant is being used to take the women on trips to historical sites in Downpatrick and Fermanagh.

The organisation provides social and educational activities for women in Portadown. The grant is being used to take the women on trips to historical sites in Downpatrick and Fermanagh.

BARN Re-Imaging

The community association provides social opportunities and cross community activities for children, older people and families in the Craigavon area. The grant is being used to set up a luncheon club and a parent and toddler group.

The organisation was established to commemorate the unionist centenaries 2011-2021. The project will provide a week long educational and historical exhibition.

The organisation promotes social activities for older people. The grant is being used to provide a variety of social activities for members including flower arranging, Boccia, and a trip to Edinburgh.

The organisation provides activities and facilities for the community. The grant is being used to make improvements to the hall for wider community use.

The organisation provide activities for older people in the Donaghcloney area of Craigavon. The grant is being used to run activities including armchair aerobics, craft classes and day trips.

The organisation provides activities and facilities for the community. The grant is being used to make improvements to the hall for wider community use.

The organisation provides support and information for older carers. The grant will be used to run activities and well being sessions for carers.

The playgroup is using the grant to improve facilities to increase the children?s learning and development.

Age on Stage/Dance the Memories Craigavon

The group, which runs activities for people in the Kilmore and Mullavilly areas, is using the grant to make improvements to the hall so it can be used for more community activities.

The group, which provides facilities for the local community, is using the grant to make improvements to the hall. This will allow to be used for a greater range of community activities.

The Craigavon based organisation delivers community based training. The Social Health and Personal Experience Project (SHAPE) will provide young people with learning disabilities who are not in education, employment or training with activities to increase

The school is using the grant to deliver a programme of suicide awareness and prevention training for pupils, parents and teachers.

The Craigavon based organisation delivers community based training. The Social Health and Personal Experience Project (SHAPE) will provide young people with learning disabilities who are not in education, employment or training with activities to increase their skills and development.

The group is a not-for-profit voluntary sports club. The grant is being used to purchase new equipment for the club house to allow it to be used for social, educational and community activities.

The group is a not-for-profit voluntary sports club. The grant is being used to purchase new equipment for the club house to allow it to be used for social, educational and community activities.

The club provides a wide range of sporting, educational and social activities for its members and the community. The grant is being used to make improvements to the club building to enable wider community use.

The group is using the grant to make improvements to the community centre which provides facilities for the Aghagallon and district community.

The group is using the grant to make improvements to the community centre which provides facilities for the Aghagallon and district community.

The group, which organises activities for the community in Ballymacanallen Orange Hall in Gilford, is using the grant to make improvements to the hall to enable more activities to be organised.

The Northern Ireland School Choir of the Year Competition, in association with the Ulster Youth Choir and BBC Radio Ulster.

Arts Activities in Donaghacloney and the surrounding villages of Waringstown and Maralin.

The Northern Ireland School Choir of the Year Competition, in association with the Ulster Youth Choir and BBC Radio Ulster.

Arts Activities in Donaghacloney and the surrounding villages of Waringstown and Maralin.

The organisation, which provides activities for ex-regiment members, is using the grant to organise for members to attend a WW1 commemoration event in London in November.

The group, which supports the local community through social and cultural activities, is using the grant to install a new kitchen.

The group, which supports the local community through social and cultural activities, is using the grant to install a new kitchen.

Strange Hell (working title)

Strange Hell (working title)

The group is using the grant to encourage the community to take part in activities through 'have a go' nights, historical talks, a trip to a pipe band contest and a social reward night.

The group provides a range of social activities for older people in the wider Gilford district. The project is running a programme of activities including flower arranging, tai chi and bus trips.

Production and installation of new works for exhibition in Platform Arts

Brain Fiction

Production and installation of new works for exhibition in Platform Arts

The youth club will use the grant for to run the Activities for All project. This will provide a variety of activities for the young people including arts and crafts and health and wellbeing sessions.

The youth club will use the grant for to run the Activities for All project. This will provide a variety of activities for the young people including arts and crafts and health and wellbeing sessions.

The nursery school will use the grant to run the iPads in Action project. This will provide iPads and training to build the children's ICT skills.

The nursery school will use the grant to run the iPads in Action project. This will provide iPads and training to build the children?s ICT skills.

Art Classes

Art Classes

The group runs community activities for local people. The grant will be used to run a programme of activities including a cultural awareness and family fun day, essential skills courses and health and wellbeing training.

Kilmore Ever Youthful (KEY), which runs activities for older people, will use the grant for a year long programme of activities for members. It will also be used to purchase kitchen equipment for their community hall, allowing it to be used for more activ

The group runs community activities for local people. The grant will be used to run a programme of activities including a cultural awareness and family fun day, essential skills courses and health and wellbeing training.

Kilmore Ever Youthful (KEY), which runs activities for older people, will use the grant for a year long programme of activities for members. It will also be used to purchase kitchen equipment for their community hall, allowing it to be used for more activities and events.

The group, which is based in Lisnaskea, will use the grant to upgrade facilities in the hall to enable it to be used for greater range of community activities.

The group, which provides instruction in horse and pony riding and promotes character building in young people, will use the grant to buy lighting for their arena.

The group enhances and supports the quality of life for people in need living in the Craigavon area. The grant will be used for a five day respite trip to Corrymeela in Ballycastle.

Living with WWI

Titanic Serenade-a musical play-a UK and Irish premiere written by a NI playwright.

Titanic Serenade-a musical play-a UK and Irish premiere written by a NI playwright.

The group provides support to local people and their families who served in the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC. The grant will be used to organise a trip to London to join in remembrance activities in November 2014.

The group provides support to local people and their families who served in the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC. The grant will be used to organise a trip to London to join in remembrance activities in November 2014.

The group brings people together to improve community spirit. The project will provide community activities including outings for young people and health promotion workshops.

The organisation provides training and personal development to young people. The grant will be used to buy IT and multi-media presentation equipment. This will allow the group to create engaging presentations for young people.

The club provides activities and events for older people. The Raising into the 21st Century with IT project will deliver a series of trips, training and activities, including music and IT, for older people.

Annual Funding 2014/15

Annual Funding 2014/15

Annual Funding 2014/2015

AFP Application 14/15

The group bring people together to take part in activities relating to the Ulster Scots history culture and heritage in the Banbridge area. The New Horizons project will provide a range of activities for their members to develop new skills and increase participation.