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17/07/2020 Organisation Name Local Authority Awarded Amount All Organisations Funded to Date Updated: 17/07/2020 Awarded Organisation Name Local Authority Amount All About Us - Asd Teens Antrim and Newtownabbey £8,008 Coiste Ghaeloideachas Chromghlinne Antrim and Newtownabbey £4,000 Newtownabbey/Mossley/Church of the Holy £13,425 Spirit/Connor/Church of Ireland Antrim and Newtownabbey The River Bann and Lough Neagh Association £7,250 Company Antrim and Newtownabbey Adventure Leadership Training Trust Ards and North Down £7,341 Home-Start North Down Ards and North Down £17,869 Newtownards/Killinchy, Kilmood &Tullynakill/ Killinchy Parish Church/Down & Dromore/ £46,200 Church Of Ireland Ards and North Down Armagh City, Banbridge and £12,099 Angling First Ltd Craigavon Armagh City, Banbridge and £3,655 Bleary Farmers Hall Management Committee Craigavon Armagh City, Banbridge and £8,228 First Lurgan congregation of PCI Craigavon Armagh City, Banbridge and £2,434 Rainbow Pre-School Craigavon Action Cancer Belfast £75,000 Bringing Hope Belfast £6,020 Cancer Lifeline Belfast £12,262 Commedia of Errors Theatre Company Belfast £5,175 Co-operation Ireland Belfast £75,000 East Belfast Community Counselling Centre Belfast £32,246 ESC films Belfast £11,559 Greater Village Regeneration Trust Belfast £47,000 Lurgan/St. John The Evangelist/Down And £6,354 Dromore/Church Of Ireland Belfast New Wine Ireland Belfast £18,925 Photo Festival Belfast Belfast £4,433 St Molua's Parish Church, Stormont Belfast £24,745 St.Matthew/St.Matthew/Connor/Church Of £1,265 Ireland Belfast Willowfield Parish Community Association Belfast £25,661 Glen Rural Community Group (Armoy) Causeway Coast and Glens £2,237 Castlederg/St Johns/Derry/Church of Ireland Derry City and Strabane £27,751 COS for Autism Families Limited Derry City and Strabane £4,775 Creggan Country Park Enterprises Limited Derry City and Strabane £28,481 Creggan Enterprises Limited Derry City and Strabane £25,152 Don Boscos Football Club Derry City and Strabane £10,183 Gasyard Development Trust Derry City and Strabane £19,033 RoadSafeNI Ltd Derry City and Strabane £3,660 Camowen Community Anglers Fermanagh and Omagh £2,065 Goodwill Gifts Fermanagh and Omagh £7,100 Greencastle Community Association Fermanagh and Omagh £23,158 Home-Start Omagh District Fermanagh and Omagh £5,500 Kinawley Community Hall Association Fermanagh and Omagh £11,539 Atlas Women's Centre Lisburn and Castlereagh £30,000 Ballymacash Sports Academy Limited Lisburn and Castlereagh £4,842 Hillsborough Community Centre Limited Lisburn and Castlereagh £17,800 Kids Pony Foundation Lisburn and Castlereagh £33,355 Multiple Sclerosis Action Group Northern £69,148 Ireland (Action MS) Lisburn and Castlereagh Race Against Multiple Sclerosis (RAMS) Lisburn and Castlereagh £41,939 Ballymena Sea Cadets Mid and East Antrim £1,000 Glenarm Buildings Preservation Trust Mid and East Antrim £8,487 Ark Kingdom Ministries Mid Ulster £8,560 Donaghmore District Community Association Mid Ulster £37,000 1st & 2nd Downpatrick Group Scouting Ireland Newry, Mourne and Down £7,434 Cuan Mhuire NI L.t.d Newry, Mourne and Down £74,280 Kinder House Newry, Mourne and Down £4,500 Kingdom Pre-School Playgroup Newry, Mourne and Down £2,257 Mourne Gospel Fellowship Newry, Mourne and Down £15,418 Newry Muay Thai Newry, Mourne and Down £5,910 Plough Historical and Cultural Group Limited Newry, Mourne and Down £2,693 Scouting Ireland Down and Connor Scout County Newry, Mourne and Down £5,417 Unit T Newry, Mourne and Down £3,729 .
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