Alternatives
Northern Ireland Alternatives is a company limited by guarantee with charitable status that was formally established during 2000 and emerged out of the Greater Shankill Alternatives Restorative Justice Programme.
Greater Shankill Alternatives was established as a community based restorative justice programme in September 1998 and was initially intended to act as a pilot project for three years to evaluate it's effectiveness before beginning the process of expansion. However, due to the success of Greater Shankill Alternatives and the requests from other communities for similar initiatives, Northern Ireland Alternatives evolved naturally and organically as a means to help develop and support new strategic restorative justice initiatives.
Greater Shankill Alternatives
64 Woodvale Road,
Belfast,
BT13 3BT
Tel: 028 9031 1420
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Women in Sport & Physical Activity (WISPA)
WISPA encourages and supports women to participate in enjoyable fun based physical activity programmes, which will enhance their overall health and well-being.
It also supports women of all ages to lead a healthier lifestyle especially with the issues of obesity and mental health being so prevalent today.
WISPA offers groups, projects and individuals a range of physical activity based classes / programmes.
"WE PROVIDE TASTER SESSIONS AND PROGRAMMES TO SUIT THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP"
WISPA
Unit 3,
331-333 Shankill Road,
Belfast
BT13 3AA
028 9031 4298
Belfast Computer Clubhouse
"The Belfast Computer Clubhouse is a creative, multimedia, learning environment where young people can explore their own creative interests and become confident learners through the use of technology."
CommunityNI
CommunityNI is a site for the voluntary and community sector, for networking, sharing news and information on events, jobs and ideas across the sector.
Shankill Women's Centre
The Shankill Women's Centre was formed in 1987 as a locally based group to provide education for women.
Since that period it has flourished and developed to its current position as a key provider for training, health awareness, childcare and young women's activities in the Greater Shankill and beyond.
Belfast Activity Centre
Since 1988 BAC has been inspiring and challenging young people from all walks of life. Using outdoor activity and adventure learning as a tool, we encourage people to take opportunities and reach their full potential.
Job Assist Centre
Job Assist Centres, Greater Shankill, is a community initiative based throughout the Greater Shankill area and was established as an outcome of the West Belfast and Greater Shankill Taskforce Report.
"We aim to engage with local people to assist them into employment; also to develop those for whom employment is not an immediate option."
FASA
FASA is a Community based professional organisation providing services for those directly or indirectly affected by Substance Misuse or Suicide/Self Harm. Formed in 1995 by local parents in the Greater Shankill area, FASA has developed a range of services designed to cater to geographical and thematic areas of need.



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