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Community & Voluntary Register Community & Voluntary Register - Organisations 1st Bovevagh Scout Group 1st Gavagh Boys Brigade 2nd Coleraine Boys' Brigade Company 3rd Coleraine Ranger Unit Action Mental Health Age Concern Causeway Aghanloo Community Association Alzheimer's Society Apprentice Boys of Derry Campsie Club, Rasharkin Armoy Community Association Armoy Primary School Assistance Dogs Northen Ireland Ballerin GAC Ballybogey Community Association Ballybogey Over 50s Club Ballybogey Youth Association Ballycastle Presbyterian Church Ballycastle TRAINS Development Association Ballymaconnelly Renewal Group Ballymoney Arthritis Care Branch Ballymoney Church of God Ballymoney Churches Forum Ballymoney Drama Festival Ballymoney Reforned Presbyterian Church Ballymoney U3A Ballymoney Writers Ballynarrig Cultural Group Ballyvoy & Carey Development Group Ballywatt Presybeterian Church Banagher Parish Church Be Safe Be Well Beautiful Minds Bee Heard Benbradagh Community Support Benedy Community Association Ltd Big Telly Theatre Company Billy Parish Church Boveedy Community Association Boveedy Springwell Club Building Ballysally Together Building Communities Rescource Centre Burnfoot Community Development Association Burnside Presbyterian Church Bushmills & District Community Association Bushmills Primary School & Nursery Unit Cairns Residents Group Can (Compass Advocacy Network) Carhill Integrated Primary School Carnduff Community Association Castlerock Community Association Castlerock Presbyterian Church CAUSE Causeway Coast Peace Group Causeway Coast Shotokan Karate Club Causeway Hospital Radio Causeway Older Active Strategic Team (COAST) Causeway Pre-School Causeway Rural and Urban Network (CRUN) Causeway University of Third Age (U3A) Causeway Volunteer Centre Causeway Women's Aid Cheers Youth Centre Citizens Advice Causeway Cloughmills Community Action Team Cloughmills Community Association Cloughmills Community Guides Co Londonderry Agricultural Show Society Ltd. Coleraine Baptist Church Coleraine Branch The Royal British Legion Coleraine Corrymeela Group Coleraine Festival Committee Coleraine Gardening Club Coleraine Grammar School Coleraine Historical Society Coleraine Street Pastors Coleraine Ulster Scots Regeneration Group Coleraine Visually Impaired Club Comhaltas Ceoltoírí Éireann Rasharkin Community Rescue Service Conradh na Gaeilge County Antrim Grand Lodge Culture Committee Crafts With Love Croaghmore Presbyterian Church Cross Glebe Community Association Crow's Nest Community Playgroup Cruse Northern Area Cushendun GAC Dalriada Rural Sure Start Derrykeighan Parish Church Dervock & District Community Association Dervock Presbyterian Church Dervock Reformed Presbyterian Church Dervock Youth Association Destined Feeny Dromboughil Community Association Drumsurn Community Association Dry Arch Childrens Centre Dunaghy Flute Band Dungiven Regeneration Group Dunservick Primary School E A Youth Service - Causeway Rural Area Eden Project - The Big Lunch Education Authority Errigal Hall Committee Fibromyalgia Awareness Northern Ireland (FMANI) First Garvagh Presbyterian Church Flowerfield Writers Group Focus on Family Foreglen Community Association Friends of Glenariffe Friends of Mary McBride's Gaelcholaiste Dhoire Garvagh & District Development Association Garvagh & District Diamond Club Garvagh Cultural Awareness Association Garvagh Development Trust Garvagh Museum and Heritage Centre Gelvin Community Association Glack Community Association Glenariff Improvement Group Glenariffe Oisin CLG Glenmanus Residents Association Glenmona House Trust Glens Red Squirrel Group Glenshane care Association Ltd. Glenullin & Agivey Conservation & Development Group Glór Dhún Geimhin Glór Léim An Mhadaidh Good Morning Causeway Gortnaghey Community Association Gortrighey AOH and Community Accordian Band Greenlight Gateway Greenshed Recycling Project Greysteel Community Association Greysteel Playgroup Hampsey Harp School Hands That Talk Harpur's Hill Primary School Harvest Moon Inner Wheel Club of Ballymoney Jimmy O'Hara Comhalltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, Roe Valley Juniper Hill Caravan Occupiers Association Kilraughts Reformed Presbhyterian Church Kingdom of Dalriada Ulster-Scots Society Landhead Primary School Largy Community Association LCDI Advice Centre Lifestart -Limavady Community Development Initiative Limavady Community Development Initiative - Daycare Limavady Initiative for the Prevention of Suicide Limavady Volunteer Centre Lint Dam Allotments Lisnagaver Flute Band Loughgiel Community Association Lower Bann Area of Women's Institute Macklin Care Homes - Ratheane Private Nursing and Residential Home Macosquin Community Association Macosquin Senior Citizens Club Magilligan Community Association Magilligan Community Playgroup Main Street Presbyterian Church, Garvagh Marconi Radio Group Millburn Community Association Moneydig Rural Network Mosside Women's Institute MS Society, Ballymoney & District Branch National Trust Glenmona House North Antrim Bands Forum North Antrim Community Network North Coast Community Transport North West Animal Welfare Group Northern Regional College - Community Education Outreach Oasis Causeway Parish of Errigal & Desertoghill Parish of Limavady People Plus NI Phoenix ADHD Project Playhouse Activity Centre Portballintrae Residents Association Portrush Heritage Group Portrush Hospice Support Group Portrush Writers Portstewart Baptist Church Pride of the Park Flute Band Pure Tashte Productions Rasharkin & District Rural Cultural & educational Society Rasharkin Primary School Rasharkin Primary School Rathlin Development & Community Association Restore Community Group Ringsend Prestbyterian Church Roe Valley Historical Society Rotary Club of Ballymoney Scoil Ruidhrí Dall Second Dunboe Presbyterian Church Second Kilrea Presbyterian Church Solas Moyle St Canice's Ladies GAC St Columba's Primary School St Finclough's Primary School St Mary's Parish Church, Cushendall St Patricks & St Andrews Coleraine St Patrick's Parish, Dungiven St Peters & St Pauls Primary School St Vincent De Paul St Vincent De Paul Society - St Malachy's Stendhal Festival Stepping Stones Crèche Stranocum Community Centre Ltd. Supporting Communities Tapp Friens Community Group The Ballymoney Arthritis Care Branch The Church of Ireland parishes of Dungiven & Bovevagh The Cornfield Project - Focus on Family The Glens of Antrim Historical Society The Glens Youth Club The Keady Clachan Community Group The Open Door UDR Association Ullans Speakers Association Ulster Project Delaware - Coleraine Ulster University Chaplaincy, Coleraine United Parish of Ballymoney, Finvoy and Rasharkin Vineyard Compassion Wave Trauma Centre West Bann Development Ltd. Windyhall 50+ Club Windyhall Community Association Zomba Action Group.
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