KWC UK Projects

Launch of the Bangor Social Supermarket Project This page is under construction

NEW GOOD RELATIONS PROJECT ANNOUNCED   KWC are pleased to confirm that we have been successful in our bid to the Executive Office (TEO) Central Good Relations programme and will be launching a new good relations programme for women. This page is under construction – More details to follow.     

Heritage Engagement Project – Eastside Lives The East Side Lives (Bangor) project is supported by the National Heritage Lottery Fund.   This 12 month project will engage local people in heritage activity, encourage people to get involved in heritage and use storytelling to record their memories and stories of Bangor. The project will also provide

 Launching the SWIRL Project in Ards and North Down Within the Making Life Better framework (2013-2023), the Public Health Agency project eagerly pursues the enhancement of both physical and mental well-being within the local community. While its overarching goal is to uplift and sustain health outcomes, particular emphasis is placed on bolstering physical vitality alongside

 Unveiling the STEP Project in Kilcooley The STEP Project,  funded through the Department of Communities, heralds a new era of opportunity for women in Kilcooley community. This innovative initiative is tailored to equip women with essential skills and development tools, fostering personal growth, and bolstering confidence to navigate the evolving landscape of employment. At its

Summer Scheme 2024 Project Confirmed Kilcooley Women’s Centre are delighted to confirm that we will be able to offer a ** FOUR WEEK ** summer play scheme, operating in the Kilcooley estate during July and August 2024.  Open to children aged 5-11 (min age to have completed Primary 1 and not transferred to secondary school

 Launching the SWIRL Project in Ards and North Down Swirl Project is funded by the National Lottery for three years, starting from April 2024. The project is dedicated to promoting wellbeing, offering accredited courses, and facilitating continuous professional development (CPD) for women across North Down and Ards. At the heart of Swirl Project is a

Kilcooley Community Fridge – Tackling Food Insecurity The Kilcooley Community Fridge is a local initiative which was developed in partnership with the Co-Op.  The concept is a simple yet powerful solution to combat food waste and food insecurity within communities. It is really straightforward: a refrigerator placed in our public space at 1 Kilcooley Square

KWC Lead on the PCSP ‘One Stop Shop’ for the Borough Each year, the Policing Community Safety Partnership (PCSP) award a contract to deliver a One Stop Shop service for victims and survivors of Domestic Abuse and their children.   This service provides a range of interventions including: Housing Advice – including housing rights and

18-30 RIYPLD We were so excited with the launch of the Erasmus+  RIYPLD Project! The RIYPLD Project was an Erasmus+ funded youth dialogue project. aimed at raising and inspiring young people into public life! The project was be made up of six engaging and interactive sessions exploring all aspects of public life, a local youth