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Our commitment to creating a greener, fairer society, where climate action goes hand in hand with social inclusion

Our Community Gardening Club is a relaxed and welcoming space to get outdoors, get your hands a little muddy, and enjoy the benefits of gardening together. We meet every Wednesday from 11:00am–1:00pm, where members can help grow and maintain our garden, share tips, learn new skills, and enjoy some fresh air and good company. We keep it a secret that the best home baked goodies with a cuppa are available too! No gardening experience is needed — just come along, take part at your own pace, and enjoy being part of our community.

All new members welcome.

The programme aims to deliver health and well-being initiatives across the district, focusing on reconnecting communities, promoting positive mental health, reducing social isolation, and fostering cross-community relationships.

Foodbank every Friday in the ARC.

Please ring 028 68628741 for details

A range of groups provide support and information for people living with long term conditions, and for those who supprt them.

Phase 1 was developed in 2013-14 with assistance of SWARD to build a new centre which is the location of CHERISH and  our children’s activities base. It is hoped that Phase 2 will now be implemented with the creation of a new health centre and dental practise.

Work  with children from 5 to 16 who are exposed to the impacts of anti-social behaviour, low self esteem etc. This project will work directly with these children to help improve their opportunities to fulfill their potential in life. EDGE accepts referrals from : Schools, PSNI, Social Services, Parents/self referrals.

A range of early and upstream interventions are delivered through the ARC. Currently we deliver: community pharmacy service, smoking cessation, sexual health services, drug and alcohol education and treatment services.

This is an umbrella organisation for 36 local voluntary and community groups, active in the North Fermanagh area. The Partnership promotes communication and co-operation between its member organisations and assists local people in creating a positive vision for their community.

Friendly telephone/alert service. Looks to enable older people on pro-actively participating in improving quality of community life. The project aimes to promote independent living and reduce isolation.

The Arc Child Contact Centre provides a safe, friendly and neutral place where children of separated families can spend time with the parent they no longer live with and sometimes other family members e.g. Grandparents.

Supportive Opportunities for Living with Addiction in a Community Environment – befriending/advocacy support service aiming to reduce harm, caused by chronic addiction, to individuals, families, and communities.

Active Allsorts has been providing quality childcare since 1996. We endeavour to offer high quality after school and holiday care, we will aim to nurture each child in our care in a safe,