Our Projects

Learn, Earn and have Fun!

Are you 16-17 years and interested in getting into youthwork, customer service? Or want to explore your career choices? HeadStart gives you an opportunity to gain qualifications, essential skills, participate in a work placement to build your employability.

Supporting Transitions

Finding it challenging to enter or transition through your education, training and employability journey? You may not be ready for work or struggle to get started and that’s where YouthStart can help you.

Led by You!

Directions is a youth-led programme and works with 16-25 year olds interested in meeting others from different backgrounds, building personal and employability skills, and working on a social action project.

Moments to Connect

Our Lives, Our Legacy is using the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement to bring young people together across the sectarian divide to build connections between divided communities.

Changing the Space

M-Space provides increased wellbeing support and services for young people.  Over a two-year period, M-Space will engage and support over 500 young people through recovery focused services. Need help to change your space? Talk to us.

Shaping Springboard

Interested in shaping Springboard and reflecting the voice and ‘lived experience’ of young people? Young people aged 16-25 years will sit on our Youth Advisory Group, take the lead and contribute to Springboard activities.

Your Choice, Your Career

Are you between the ages of 16-24 years? Need help in building up your employability skills, upskilling or getting a job? Then JobWorks+ is for you. With staff support, the programme gives you an opportunity to find your path to employment, training or education.

New Friends, Learning and Fun

Fusion+ is a fun-filled learning opportunity, where you will have the chance to meet other young people from across Greater Limavady. You will also find out about difference and diversity and work together on a service project of your choice.

New Friends, Learning and Fun

Fusion+ is a fun-filled learning opportunity, where you will have the chance to meet other young people from across Belfast. You will also find out about difference and diversity and work together on a service project of your choice.

Supporting Transitions

Finding it challenging to enter or transition through your education, training and employability journey? Need some guidance about what to do and which direction to go? Youth Start will support you to navigate your next steps.

Talking Walls

Working on behalf of Clonard Mid-Shankill Initiative, Springboard conducted a feasibility project, engaging young people living in the area to explore the design and development of the Wall2Wall programme.

Good Relations, Good Leaders

The programme supports civic and community leaders to build safe communities.  They will build understanding of the trigger issues which increase barriers, particularly in relation to intimidation and hate crime.

Empowering Communities

14-NOW, a continuation of the initial Fourteen project, supported communities in Creggan, Monkstown and Limavady to design and lead on community solutions in response to community needs. By the end, the project had reached and positively directly engaged 11,000+ participants.

Start the Adventure

In partnership with Roe Valley Residents Association, Cavan & Monaghan Education & Training Board, Journeys offered diverse opportunities for young people to realise their potential and actively contribute to building a shared and united society.

Catalyst was a 24 month youth led cross community programme working with 38 young people on themes of personal and social education, citizenship, employability and mutual understanding.

An arts based programme working with four schools in the the Belfast area to bring young people to gather who are impacted by the legacy of the conflicts. Combining workshops and performances the programme was funded by NI Executive Office and Central Good Relations Funding.

Different & Differing Communities

A cross community, cross border programme that worked with marginalized communities from across traditions, many of whom felt excluded from politics and public representation, as well as community and civic life.