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Apple Blossom 50+ club: Members of the Apple Blossom 50+ Club from Armagh City on a day trip to Enniskillen. Picture: The National Lottery Community Fund

ABC groups benefit as National Lottery funding is awarded Darryl Armitage

Young people from Bleary Young Farmers' Club. Pictured, back row, Faye Gardiner, Zoe Maguire, William Jackson, Sarah Ruddell and Jessica Minish. Front row, Kyle Holmes, Sophie Farr, Ben Allen, Sarah Spence and Kyle Allen. Picture: The National Lottery Community Fund

ABC groups benefit as National Lottery funding is awarded Darryl Armitage

Keelin Reilly and Dr Aoibeann Walsh. Picture: Rural Support

Rural Support shining the light on health for older farmers By The Newsroom

Drew McConnell, Ai Services, Gemma Daly, chair of Rural Support Board, Clodagh Crowe, head of operations and strategic development, Keelin McGartland, Plough On Project co-ordinator, and Eamonn Matthews, Ai Services

Christmas celebrations for Plough On Project By The Newsroom

The Plumbridge group at the Rural Support celebration event, meeting Prince Charles

Celebrating One Year of Plough On Joanne Knox

L-R Lesley Johnston (Funding Officer The National Lottery Community Fund) and Dougie King (Head of Fundraising and Communications Action Cancer) pictured outside the Action Cancer Something Different Shop on the Lisburn Road Belfast to mark Action Cancer’s successful bid to the Dormant Accounts Fund NI (delivered by The National Lottery Community Fund with the Department of Finance). Action Cancer has been awarded £93,234 to deliver the ‘Let’s Go Digital Project’ which seeks to bring digital transformation to the whole organisation over the next year, positively impacting upon the charity’s services, fundraising and retail departments.

Action Cancer awarded £93,234 from dormant bank accounts By The Newsroom

Local mum Hayley Doman with her family have been growing their own vegetables during lockdown and are signed up to the ‘I Can Grow’ project.

‘I Can Grow’ project to support 258 families

Local mum Hayley Doman with her family have been growing their own vegetables during lockdown and are signed up to the ‘I Can Grow’ project. (Photo by Kirsty McMullen)

‘I Can Grow’ project to support 258 families in Derry and Strabane to grow susta... Darryl Armitage

Members of Dialogue for Diversity in Portadown.

Community groups scoop £115k in Christmas funding Carmel Robinson

Songs from the shores of Lough Neagh CD released.

Old songs from Lough Neagh shore feature on new CD Carmel Robinson

Here's how charities are helping communities throughout the pandemic Aimee Stanton