The INYOURCORNER project is working with young people aged 11-24 who are struggling with education, and who may become involved in risk-taking behaviour. Over five years the project is supporting young people from the Monkstown, Rathcoole, Rathfern, Ballyduff, New Mossley and Whiteabbey areas of Newtownabbey to achieve their potential. The ?599,849 grant is being used to support them with their education, improve their health and well-being, and increase their employment prospects.

Arts for Hospice

Glengormley School of Traditional Music- Ongoing classes

The ?+FIVE-0 & On The Go? project is reducing social isolation and improving health and wellbeing for people over 50 in the Newtownabbey and Antrim area. The three-year project is using a ?249,508 grant for staff costs, training volunteers, and to run activities, including health checks, day trips, cooking, line dancing, digital photography, and events. Older people will be supported to become volunteers and help others, and the project will use their skills to help other community groups.

To provide funding for the services of a professional Adjudicator

The PTA supports pupils of Hollybank Primary School in Newtownabbey. They are using the ?10,000 grant to provide after school and evening opportunities for children, parents and members of the wider community to improve their ICT skills.

The basketball club is using a ?9,710 grant to provide health and wellbeing activities for primary school children and team building community events with parents.

The Newtownabbey primary school is using the ?10,000 to buy equipment and create an adventure and outdoor play area for use by pupils and their families.

The organisation provides football training and mental awareness training to members and their families. The project will deliver a community fun day for local people focused on celebrating the Take 5 for Wellbeing message.

Belfast Summer School of Traditional Music

Glengormley School of Traditional Music - ongoing classes

The Rathcooleis primary school are using the ?10,000 to develop an outdoor play area which will be used by all pupils at the school outside of classroom hours.

The group supports the community in Mallusk and organises events for people of all ages. The project is using the ?10,000 to improve the car park of the community hub to improve access for everyone who uses the venue.

Ceramic equipment application to aid studio practice expansion and relieve recent career changing injury.

Review Summary Report (working title)

Go See

The Newtownabbey group provides services and events for local people. They are using the ?9,855 grant on a year-long programme of events and activities for the local community, and to provide training for their Committee and to develop a strategic plan.

Northern Ireland Tour of 'Macbeth' by William Shakespear

The group is a voluntary cross community scout group offering activities such as scout led community projects, camping and team building. They are using the ?9,264 to provide the group with their own camping equipment.

Project Funding 2016/17

The group provides activities for Indian senior citizens living in the greater Belfast area to prevent social isolation. They are using the ?10,000 for a weekly programme of activities including using iPads, crocheting, candle making, relaxation and exercise, and a luncheon club.

The north Belfast group provides a varied programme of activity for girls aged 4-18 years. They are using the ?8,141 to for confidence and self-esteem boosting activities for young people already involved in Girl Guides and new members and develop their skills and abilities.

The school in Monkstown is using the ?10,000 grant to install an outdoor agility course to improve health and physical fitness of the pupils outside of class time.

The group manages a community hall in Newtownabbey and runs activities and events throughout the year for the local community. They are using the ?4,548 to provide new tables and chairs so that more people can take part in activities in the hall.

The Newtownabbey based organisation works with the marginalised and isolated people. They are using the ?10,000 grant to provide training and materials to develop a hub drop in centre for offenders with complex needs and learning difficulties.

The group is a community based organisation providing access to a variety of educational, social and physical activities to the community of Rathcoole, Newtownabbey. They are using the ?10,000 to develop a multi-media hub in their accessible community facility.

Northern Ireland Hospice

The New Multi-Sensory Equipment project by Northern Ireland Children's Hospice in Newtownabbey, Co Antrim are using their ?50,000 grant to make improvements to the multi-sensory room in their centre to better support children with life limiting conditions and their families from across Northern Ireland.

Professional Services of an Adjudicator

The organisation cares for people who have life limiting and life threatening conditions. They are using the ?10,000 to deliver their Music For Life project, which provides music therapy to people with life limiting conditions in day care and in-patient settings in their Newtownabbey centre.

The early years group provides support to other groups working with young children in the area. The project received ?9,980 to run training to members, focusing on promoting positive attitudes and respect for differences across communities.

The school based in the Antrim area is using the ?10,000 grant to resurface the school's play sport area to encourage activity and improve health and wellbeing.

The organisation provides centre based youth services in the Divis community. The project received ?10,000 to provide IT, gaming, DJ'ing, music and lighting equipment, and pool tables to create activities for the local young people.

The playgroup is using the ?10,000 grant to buy equipment and furniture and to set up a quiet area.

Museum at The Mill Digital Technology Project

Museum at The Mill Digital Technology Project

The secondary school in Newtownabbey is using the ?9,803 grant to turn a classroom into an employment skills salon for afterschool use for year 13 students who need support.

This integrated primary school in Newtownabbey is using the ?10,000 grant to introduce iPad training to all generations within the school community.

This Newtownabbey organisation provides a range of community activities in the Rathfern area. They received a ?6,360 grant to bring isolated people together for a Men?s Shed Winter training and activities programme that includes gardening, IT, archery, social history and cookery.

Research & Development: Choreographing for two (Duets)

Making It 2015-2017.

Days Like these

Home and Away

Newtownabbey Men's Shed

Newtownabbey Men's Shed

Upgrade to Boxing Facility

Glengormley School of Traditional Music - ongoing classes x 27 weeks

Glengormley School of Traditional Music - ongoing classes x 27 weeks

The group works to relieve poverty, advance education, protect health and provide facilities to improve the lives of women in Newtownabbey. They are using the ?8,881 grant to increase community cohesion and develop skills in Rathcoole through a series of song, music, dance and drama events to bring together generations and diverse communities. They are also creating a Christmas village.

The group works to relieve poverty, advance education, protect health and provide facilities to improve the lives of women in Newtownabbey. They are using the ?8,881 grant to increase community cohesion and develop skills in Rathcoole through a series of song, music, dance and drama events to bring together generations and diverse communities. They are also creating a Christmas village.

"in partnership with FASA, 2nd Old Boys (lower shankill), 92nd Old Boys (Westland) and ourselves (upper shankill) we would like to bid for a ""heads up"" disability inclusion project aimed mainly at tackling the social exclusion of men with diagnosed mental illness."

The north Belfast primary school is using the ?10,000 grant to create two play zones that will provide stimulating, challenging and creative play opportunities for children.

The Newtownabbey primary school are using the ?10,000 grant to create a wildlife area at the school with a pond and decking, for outdoor educational activities outside of class time.

The Newtownabbey primary school are using the ?10,000 grant to create a wildlife area at the school with a pond and decking, for outdoor educational activities outside of class time.

Rathcoole Writes

Rathcoole Writes

The primary school, based in Newtownabbey, is using the grant to provide iPads and accessories to children aged four to 11 for after-school activities to improve their skills and development.

The primary school, based in Newtownabbey, is using the grant to provide iPads and accessories to children aged four to 11 for after-school activities to improve their skills and development.

The Newtownabbey based primary school is working in partnership with Groundwork NI to develop an area of outdoor space into an allotment.

The Newtownabbey based primary school is working in partnership with Groundwork NI to develop an area of outdoor space into an allotment.

The group supports people living in Mallusk. The project is funding a community newsletter, spring clean up and equipment for the group.

The school is using the grant to build a garden where the pupils can learn to plant and grow their own vegetables. The garden will be managed by volunteer parents and grandparents.

The group supports people living in Mallusk. The project is funding a community newsletter, spring clean up and equipment for the group.

The school is using the grant to build a garden where the pupils can learn to plant and grow their own vegetables. The garden will be managed by volunteer parents and grandparents.

The school is using the grant to provide counselling and support for pupils to help them cope with problems such as bereavement, family separation, friendship difficulties and school worries.

The school is using the grant to develop an outdoor memorial and horticultural garden which will provide a tribute to past pupils and staff who have passed away. It will also create an outdoor classroom for pupils and the wider community.

Ligoniel Family Centre offers support and activities to bring people together and improve their lives. The project is a health and recreational programme for children aged seven ? 11 years who will take part in fun activities that promote healthy living and boost confidence.

The group provide care and support to people with life limiting illnesses. They will use the money for a new overhead hoisting system to use in the Northern Ireland Children?s Hospice in Newtownabbey. This will be used to move young patients safely and help them to feel more independent.

The club works in partnership with local communities to improve their lives and environment. The project will provide a range of IT equipment for the club?s newly built educational facility.

The group, which supports the staff, pupils and parents of the school, is using the grant to buy iPads, cases and educational software. They will set us an ICT club which will be open to parents and the wider community.

Studio Equipment Application for ceramics based practice.

Seeking Financial Support to Compensate for Reduced Working Hours

Development of fourth book

The grant is being used to train students to deliver the Mind Your Mate suicide prevention programme to other students based in the University of Ulster campuses in Derry/Londonderry, Jordanstown and Coleraine.

The group provides support to older people living in the greater Belfast area. The project will run a programme of activities including healthy eating classes, basket weaving, acupuncture and day trips.

The group, which provides activities for the community, is using the grant to buy tables and chairs for the centre to run a range of activities and social events.

The group hosts a range of activities to include all ages, genders and religious backgrounds. The grant is being used to run outdoor activities aimed at men aged over 50 including planting and maintaining shrubs, and growing flowers, herbs and vegetables.

The group hosts a range of activities to include all ages, genders and religious backgrounds. The grant is being used to run outdoor activities aimed at men aged over 50 including planting and maintaining shrubs, and growing flowers, herbs and vegetables.

The school, which works with pupils aged three to 19 with a wide range of learning and physical disabilities, is using the grant to provide music therapy sessions to increase their development, skills and confidence.

Arts for Hospice Phase 2

Ongoing weekly Funding of Classes

Collaborative Poetry Anthology

Collaborative Poetry Anthology

Bogland

Research and Development - Technology and choreography

Go, See & Learn

Bogland

Research and Development - Technology and choreography

Go, See & Learn

The organisation provides a positive learning environment for nursery school age children. The aim of the project is to regenerate the outdoor space and turn it into an enchanted garden to encourage greater use by the pupils and community.

The organisation provides a positive learning environment for nursery school age children. The aim of the project is to regenerate the outdoor space and turn it into an enchanted garden to encourage greater use by the pupils and community.

The Generations project will provide sessions in multimedia and reminiscence for young and older people, to break down barriers and promote positive inter-generated relationships between them.

Looking Back: Moving Forward

AFP Application 14/15 - Returning

The group provides support to deaf children and their families in Newtownabbey, north Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne and Ballyclare. The project will provide Auditory Verbal therapy for six families to develop listening and speech skills.

The organisation provides hospice care for young people and children who have life limiting conditions. The project will provide a one year programme of music therapy sessions.

The organisation will use the grant to develop an awareness campaign to highlight issues around adult education for those with severe learning disabilities.

The organisation will use the grant to develop an awareness campaign to highlight issues around adult education for those with severe learning disabilities.

The organisation will use the grant to provide sexual health training to community organisations within the Greater Belfast area.

The organisation will use the grant to provide sexual health training to community organisations within the Greater Belfast area.