Make It Fab
Make it Fab is a sewing studio based on East Belfast. I specialise in increasing accessibility to sewing for sustainability and health and wellbeing being benefits. I run classes from […]
Sustainability Stories
Sustainability Stories is a community-focused charity committed to reducing landfill waste by upcycling brown furniture, broken household items, and unwanted textiles in creative and imaginative ways. We run hands-on workshops […]
Tully Meadow Mens Shed
Tully Meadow Men’s Shed is a community hub where men come together to repair, reuse, and create. Located at Augher GFC on Annaghilla Road, Augher, in County Tyrone, we transform […]
Life Change Changes Lives
Life Change Changes Lives (LCCL) is a social enterprise and charity that combines environmental sustainability with mental health recovery. Through our reuse and repair shop, we rescue donated furniture, clothing, […]
Remakery Studio
The Remakery Studio in Bangor, County Down, is a co-operative workspace dedicated to encouraging sustainable living. It provides a community space to rethink, recover, reuse, and redistribute surplus materials, offering […]
Craigavon Area Compassion Project (ABC Community Food Hub)
Craigavon Area Compassion Project operates a project called ABC Community Food Hub. The Hub co-ordinates food and other donations from local businesses to support the activities of 5 social super […]
Gortin Wellbeing Collective CIC
Gortin Wellbeing Collective CIC (GWC) is a community interest company that serves Gortin and the surrounding areas. Our aim is to champion food sovereignty by engaging the community with nature […]
Owenkillew Community Development Association
Owenkillew Community Development Association (OCDA) operates the first community fridge in the Fermanagh and Omagh district, based at Gortin Community Centre
Repair & Share Foyle
Repair & Share Foyle is a Community Interest Company based in Derry-Londonderry dedicated to tackling waste one fix and share at a time. The dynamic team believe in the power […]
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