TBUC Uniting Communities through Sports and Creativity – Colin and East Belfast project

Uniting Communities is a cross community youth sport and creativity programme delivered by the Department for Communities (DfC).

Uniting Communities uses sport, physical and creativity to build good relations between young people from different community backgrounds.  It is delivered in both urban and rural settings to young people aged between 11-24 years and it focuses primarily on youth engagement and leadership training.

It seeks to deliver on the following outcomes;

  • Engage young people in sport, physical and creative activity that brings communities together and helps create the next generation of community leaders
  • Positive attitude towards those from different political, religious, ethnic, and marginalised backgrounds
  • Increased community capacity and capability

TBUC Uniting Communities through Sports and Creativity – Falls and Village project – 2016

Uniting Communities is a cross community youth sport and creativity programme delivered by the Department for Communities (DfC).

Uniting Communities uses sport, physical and creativity to build good relations between young people from different community backgrounds.  It is delivered in both urban and rural settings to young people aged between 11-24 years and it focuses primarily on youth engagement and leadership training.

It seeks to deliver on the following outcomes;

  • Engage young people in sport, physical and creative activity that brings communities together and helps create the next generation of community leaders
  • Positive attitude towards those from different political, religious, ethnic, and marginalised backgrounds
  • Increased community capacity and capability

TBUC Uniting Communities through Sports and Creativity – Falls and Village project – 2015

Uniting Communities is a cross community youth sport and creativity programme delivered by the Department for Communities (DfC).

Uniting Communities uses sport, physical and creativity to build good relations between young people from different community backgrounds.  It is delivered in both urban and rural settings to young people aged between 11-24 years and it focuses primarily on youth engagement and leadership training.

It seeks to deliver on the following outcomes;

  • Engage young people in sport, physical and creative activity that brings communities together and helps create the next generation of community leaders
  • Positive attitude towards those from different political, religious, ethnic, and marginalised backgrounds
  • Increased community capacity and capability