Connecting Communities
Connecting Communities events are back!
Our Connecting Communities events are returning this summer from 5th June to 28th August, bringing free, local events to communities across Northern Ireland! These gatherings are all about bringing people together—to connect volunteers, share ideas, and spark positive change in local areas. Whether you're looking to get more involved in your community or hoping to pick up practical tips and inspiration, these events are the perfect starting point.
What to Expect:
- Discover inspiring local projects
- Explore funding opportunities
- Share your own ideas and learn from others
- Meet local organisations like Volunteer Now, True Harvest Seeds, Radius Housing, The Conservation Volunteers, and Ulster GAA
- Connect with your local Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful Field Officer and learn how they can support your group
We’ll also be hosting seed swaps, offering planting advice, discussing funding options, and giving attendees a chance to win a luxury hotel stay!
Come along, get inspired, and be part of something meaningful in your community.
Please note that the date of our Armagh Connecting Communities event at The Place Stables has been brought forward to Monday 11th August. Check out the details and book here.
The Network
If you're working on an environmental project and need support, advice, or collaboration, the Connecting Communities Network (CCN) is here to help.
Our network is made up of passionate community groups and organisations across Northern Ireland, all dedicated to making a positive impact on the environment. Whether you're looking for expertise, enthusiastic volunteers, or meaningful partnerships, CCN is your gateway to the resources and connections you need.
Explore the network below and connect with local groups ready to support your efforts!
Join the CCN!
To be eligible to join the network, a group or organisation must:
- Be actively involved in environmental or community-based projects, such as Adopt A Spot.
- Agree to share accurate, up-to-date information publicly on the Live Here Love Here website.
- Identify a primary point of contact for communications and be willing to be contacted by the public for support.
For more information or to join the CCN, contact us here.
To be eligible to join the network, a group or organisation must:
- Be actively involved in environmental or community-based projects, such as Adopt A Spot.
- Agree to share accurate, up-to-date information publicly on the Live Here Love Here website.
- Identify a primary point of contact for communications and be willing to be contacted by the public for support.
For more information or to join the CCN, contact us here.