The Swatragh group is using a ?54,652 grant to deliver a range of activities to improve people?s health and wellbeing, and build skills and bring people together. The activities have been decided by the local community and will be led by volunteers who are using their own skills while learning new ones. The activities, which will run over three years, include healthy cooking, vegetable growing, mindfulness, crochet, first aid training, dance fit sessions, day trips and annual celebration events.

Community Arts Project

The group, based outside Moneymore, provides activities for the local community. The ?9,194 is being used to buy a defibrillator, kitchen equipment, trips and workshops.

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Instruments and Equipment

The club in Magherafelt is an amateur GAC that provides sporting, fitness, social and recreational opportunities for local people. They are using the ?9,820 to run indoor health, fitness and well-being programmes for over-50s to tackle isolation and promote healthy lifestyles.

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BIP - Stage 2

This club provides sports and community facilities in Maghera. The ?8,900 grant is being used to run a well-being programme for the older people in the community.

The group provides a venue for community organisations and activities in the village of Tobermore, near Magherafelt. They are using the grant to provide an annual programme of arts and crafts classes culminating in a party with a display of the items created in the classes.

The Magherafelt centre supports and coordinates volunteering in Mid Ulster district council area. The five-year Carefully Yours project is working with over 55s who have dementia, have a physical or learning disability, or who are socially isolated. Chosen by members, activities include befriending, arts and crafts, and training opportunities. They work closely with local health and older people organisations. The project is recruiting volunteers with a variety of skills who will help deliver activities.

The organisation, based in Dungannon, provides opportunities for adults with a physical and/or sensory disability. The project is using the ?10,000 grant to set up a Peer Advocacy service that offers support on topics such as community care, transport and housing to people who use Willowbank Resource Centre.

Weaving In Portglenone- Intermediate level

Tober Tinys Community Playgroup based near Magherafelt offers early years and pre-school sessions to local families. They are using the ?500 for a trip to W5 at the SSE Arena in Belfast at which 30 pre-school children will attend a Christmas workshop.

IN TUITION: working title of NOVEL

The club provides Gaelic games and culture in the Castledawson area. They received ?4,900 to celebrate the club's 30th anniversary and the people involved throughout its history. They will organise a BBQ, fun day, camogie tournament and musical entertainment.

The group provides a range of activities for young people in the Maghera area. They are using the ?9,816 to complete the renovation of the youth centre by providing furnishings and equipment.

Carntogher Community Art Project

The group is a family and friends of Gaelscoil an tSeanchai in Magherafelt which fundraises to support the school. They are using the ?10,000 to provide a new outdoor children?s play area for use outside of class time.

Restoration of Loup parish church and associated heritage

Ceangal ÔÇô Reconnecting nature and landscape heritage with culture, people and communities on Drumnaph Nature Reserve

The Draperstown based organisation provides a range of events, activities and mother and toddler group for the local community. They are using the ?4,647 to fund a youth club with a range of activities one evening per week.

The Maghera group provides preschool care for children 3-4 years old. They are using the ?7,280 to establish a new sensory garden, erect new child safe fencing, install water and sand areas, outdoor play equipment, gazebo, picnic tables, balance bikes and toys.

The group develops and protects the Lough Neagh wetlands. They received ?10,000 to hold a festival in Antrim Castle Gardens to showcase the eel fishing heritage of Lough Neagh.

The group, based in Magherafelt, runs activities and a community hall. The project is using a ?10,000 grant to refurbish the hall so that more activities can take place in it.

Maghera Roots: The heritage of farming in Maghera during 40's, 50's and 60's

The organisation, based in Magherafelt, raises awareness of suicide and mental health issues and supports the community to deal with them. The project is using a ?7,918 grant to deliver classes to encourage people to talk openly about mental health.

The group conserves, protects and promotes Drumnaph Nature reserve in Maghera, which is community owned. The project received ?9,990 to deliver activities and events to get people outside to enjoy the outdoors and improve health and wellbeing.

The group manages a community hall outside Maghera, which is used for a range of activities including cultural, sporting and community events. They received ?10,000 to upgrade and improve the surface of the car park to make the building safer and more accessible for people using the hall and the local playgroup that is based there.

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The association supports the community in the Carntogher area. They received ?9,040 to buy a generator and defibrillator and for an emergency booklet covering issues such as electricity failure, flooding, heavy snow and community rescue events within the Carntogher and Maghera area.

The group runs a GAA club in the village of Bellaghy, in south Co. Derry/Londonderry. They received a grant of ?9,837 to support people in the area to lead a healthier life including consultations with dieticians, a programme of cardiovascular activities, and cookery demonstrations.

The group, which is based in a rural area near Magherafelt and provides a range of community activities, is using a ?5,646 grant to stage a play with local actors and volunteers to bring people together and increase community spirit.

The school in Co Derry/Londonderry is using the ?10,000 grant to provide after school and evening activities for the children and the local community to improve their ICT skills.

The club, based in Draperstown, offers weekly fitness and coaching sessions and provides a meeting space for local groups. The project received ?7,926 to make improvements to the hall so it can be used for a wider variety of community activities.

The group provides activities in the local Orange Hall in Tobermore, near Magherafelt. The project received ?9,840 to make improvements to the hall so more activities can take place.

The school, which is based in The Loup area near Moneymore, Co Derry/Londonderry received a ?10,000 grant to buy a modular room for use out of class time.

The club promotes Gaelic games in the Castledawson area. The ?10,000 grant is being used to build a dedicated health and wellbeing centre for use by the community.

The organisation based near Kilrea provides tuition in piping and drumming and also organises culture nights for the local community. They received ?9,914 to make improvements to their hall so it can be used for more local community activities.

The organisation in Knockloughrim, Co Derry/Londonderry, brings people together and helps to reduce social isolation. They are using the ?8,500 grant to make improvements to their hall so they can continue to provide training courses and community activities.

Trauma Project

REWS - EP Recording

The group provides premises for a range of community activities in an Ancient Order of Hibernians hall in a rural area near Maghera. They are using the ?5,560 make improvements to the hall to meet the needs of the local community.

The Magherafelt based group provides sport, recreational and social opportunities to the local community and wider mid Ulster area. They are using the ?9,688 to make improvements to their hall so it can be used for more events and activities.

Seamus Heaney - The 'Living Past' project

The organisation provides classes, training, workshops and outings for residents in the Tobermore area of Magherafelt. They are using the ?4,835 grant to run a series of events to celebrate their 25th anniversary, including games for the young people, intergenerational concerts and Big Breakfast events.

The organisation provides classes, training, workshops and outings for residents in the Tobermore area of Magherafelt. They are using the ?4,835 grant to run a series of events to celebrate their 25th anniversary, including games for the young people, intergenerational concerts and Big Breakfast events.

This regional organisation based in Cookstown works with rural communities on issues such as poverty, social exclusion and community development. They received a ?3,588 grant to hold six workshops to support communities to explore issues relating to living and working in rural Northern Ireland. This will culminate in a Rural Parliament event.

The Magherafelt primary school is using the ?10,000 grant for a project to help the increasing numbers of children starting the school with social, emotional, speech, language and behavioural difficulties, through the development of a nurture unit.

This regional organisation based in Cookstown works with rural communities on issues such as poverty, social exclusion and community development. They received a ?3,588 grant to hold six workshops to support communities to explore issues relating to living and working in rural Northern Ireland. This will culminate in a Rural Parliament event.

The Magherafelt primary school is using the ?10,000 grant for a project to help the increasing numbers of children starting the school with social, emotional, speech, language and behavioural difficulties, through the development of a nurture unit.

The Cornstore Youth Club in Draperstown provides a safe place for young people and provides positive activities and events for them. They are using the ?3,650 for activities in a variety of skills such as first aid, fitness training, dance, arts and crafts to help to build young people's confidence and self-esteem.

The organisation promotes the Irish language in the Carntogher area outside Maghera and beyond. They are using the ?9,554 grant to establish a parent and toddler group with the purchase of equipment along with parent classes such as baby yoga and massage.

This newly formed organisation is working with local community groups to encourage cohesion through an appreciation of their shared past. They are using the ?10,000 grant for a cross community historical resource centre and forum for discussion that will increase mutual understanding.

The Cornstore Youth Club in Draperstown provides a safe place for young people and provides positive activities and events for them. They are using the ?3,650 for activities in a variety of skills such as first aid, fitness training, dance, arts and crafts to help to build young people's confidence and self-esteem.

The organisation promotes the Irish language in the Carntogher area outside Maghera and beyond. They are using the ?9,554 grant to establish a parent and toddler group with the purchase of equipment along with parent classes such as baby yoga and massage.

This newly formed organisation is working with local community groups to encourage cohesion through an appreciation of their shared past. They are using the ?10,000 grant for a cross community historical resource centre and forum for discussion that will increase mutual understanding.

The community group supports people in Maghera and surrounding areas. They are using the ?10,000 to provide a two week summer school in August 2015 and August 2016 for children and young people in the area and for a daily two-hour after-school activity club from September 2015 to June 2016.

The community group supports people in Maghera and surrounding areas. They are using the ?10,000 to provide a two week summer school in August 2015 and August 2016 for children and young people in the area and for a daily two-hour after-school activity club from September 2015 to June 2016.

Community Art Project

Community Art Project

"To develop a youth project for children in a rural area aged 7-18. The main target group is females within the age bracket and children with disabilities. This will involve the purchase of equipment, training of leaders and volunteers, transport to and from activities outside the centre and educational seminars."

The group in Tamlaght, near Kilrea, promote education, creativity and knowledge on vintage equipment, rural history and conservation in the local area. They are using the ?9,775 to provide a programme of community activities.

The group in Tamlaght, near Kilrea, promote education, creativity and knowledge on vintage equipment, rural history and conservation in the local area. They are using the ?9,775 to provide a programme of community activities.

Weaving Heritage Into Portglenone

Weaving Heritage Into Portglenone

The Magherafelt organisation provides a girl guiding programme to support all members to reach their potential. They are using the ?4,959 grant to provide training for leaders, and buy equipment for a residential and other social and team building activities.

The Magherafelt organisation provides a girl guiding programme to support all members to reach their potential. They are using the ?4,959 grant to provide training for leaders, and buy equipment for a residential and other social and team building activities.

The primary school in Magherafelt are using the ?10,000 grant to buy iPads to develop the ICT skills of the school children and their parents outside of school hours.

The primary school in Magherafelt are using the ?10,000 grant to buy iPads to develop the ICT skills of the school children and their parents outside of school hours.

The organisation provides facilities for community activities and events in Bellaghy, near Magherafelt. They are using the ?10,000 grant to make improvements to their hall for wider community use.

The Limavady post primary school are using the ?4,610 grant for a week of activities for young people during the summer holidays.

The organisation provides facilities for community activities and events in Bellaghy, near Magherafelt. They are using the ?10,000 grant to make improvements to their hall for wider community use.

The Limavady post primary school are using the ?4,610 grant for a week of activities for young people during the summer holidays.

Glasgowbury is a charity that uses creativity to increase community spirit. They are using the ?9,342 grant to provide classes in the Draperstown area for 200 older and younger people in dance and fitness, music, crafts and IT, and also develop an intergenerational Samba band and choir.

Glasgowbury is a charity that uses creativity to increase community spirit. They are using the ?9,342 grant to provide classes in the Draperstown area for 200 older and younger people in dance and fitness, music, crafts and IT, and also develop an intergenerational Samba band and choir.

Restoration of the fabric of St John's Church of Ireland Church, Parish of Woodschapel

The group, based near Magherafelt provides weekly music tuition and performs for the wider community at various events. They will use the grant to provide equipment and activities for the band and local community.

The cross-community charity will use the grant to make improvements to its building so it can be used for more community activities and events in Cookstown.

The cross-community charity will use the grant to make improvements to its building so it can be used for more community activities and events in Cookstown.

The group, based near Magherafelt provides weekly music tuition and performs for the wider community at various events. They will use the grant to provide equipment and activities for the band and local community.

Annual Funding Programme 15-16

The group, which manages the community hall, is using the grant to refurbish the hall so it can be used for more activities.

The group, which manages the community hall, is using the grant to refurbish the hall so it can be used for more activities.

This projects is specifically target at women and girls in the small rural area of Castledawson with a very clear objective of increasing the participation of this group in sport and coaching. The project will deliver increase fitness levels and coaching in camogie and football over a 12 week period.

"16 week Physical Activity Programme for boys & girls aged 14-18 years. Activities will be co-ordinated by a qualified coach & will involve general keep fit activities that are fun & enjoyable. The club will require funding for facility hire, to employ and train a coach & equipment."

If successful the group will create a sensory area within the current playground in St. Mary?s Primary School, Maghera. The school has a number of children on the Autistic spectrum who will benefit from this play area, improving their social and emotional development. They group plan to make the playground available to children from the wider community out of school hours.

The primary school, which is based in the Loup area, is using the grant to buy iPads for use by pupils and the wider community.

The group provides a range of activities for the community. The project will fund improvements to the building so it can be used for more community activities.

The group brings people from neighbouring interface estates in Magherafelt together. The project is promoting good relations through activities, including visits to historic and cultural sites, and workshops.

The club provides facilities for community activities and Gaelic games. The grant is being used to improve the facilities to allow wider community use.

The group promotes reconciliation and participation in the local area. The On The Up project is organising a community festival which will include children's entertainment and a musical concert.

The group promotes reconciliation and participation in the local area. The On The Up project is organising a community festival which will include children's entertainment and a musical concert.

The group is using the grant to make improvements to their hall which is used to provide social activities for the community.

The organisation positively promotes Ulster-Scots and British culture within Ballynenagh Townland, outside Magherafelt. The grant is being used to make improvements to an outdoor area to provide a space for events and for transport costs for day trips.

The organisation positively promotes Ulster-Scots and British culture within Ballynenagh Townland, outside Magherafelt. The grant is being used to make improvements to an outdoor area to provide a space for events and for transport costs for day trips.

The school, based in Ballyronan, provides educational opportunities for children in the area. The project will provide portable ICT equipment for young children and opportunities for them to engage with the local community. The project will also support B

The school, based in Magherafelt, is using the grant to provide afterschool classes for the local community, focusing on improving ICT skills.

Carntogher Community Arts Project

Carntogher Community Arts Project