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Thrive Ireland Ltd

Also known as: Thrive Ireland

Country
Northern Ireland
Charity number
105143
Status
Received
Registered
April 1, 2016
Company number
633383

Address

Address
241 Newtownards Road
Belfast
Bt4 1af
BT4 1AF

Activities

The Charity’s object is to advance faith-based community development by encouraging, supporting and enabling Christian Churches to become more effectively engaged with their communities, and in particular:- (1) Build the capacity of Christian Churches to engage in community development activities by: (i) creating and delivering tailor-made training and mentoring to local Church congregations; (ii) promoting understanding of faith-based community development, community leadership and conflict management and resolution among congregational leaders; (iii) promoting understanding amongst leaders of civic society of the impact of faith-based community development and the contribution of Churches in promoting social justice; (iv) being a catalyst of influence for structural change in the understanding of faith-based community development, community leadership and conflict management and resolution among denominational and other Church leaders and those providing education for Church leaders. (2) Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of Christian Churches and associated charities in the use of their resources by: (i) mapping community service work currently provided by Churches and other relevant organisations to enable better co-ordination of community development; (ii) facilitating regional Christian community development and mission networks / fora for shared learning, education and action; (iii) sharing good practice from global Christian community development to inspire and empower local community development practice; (iv) actively promoting peace-building as a Christian imperative to enable communities to thrive.

The advancement of education,The advancement of citizenship or community development,The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity

Community development,Cross-border/cross-community,Education/training,Religious activities,Rural development,Volunteer development

Who the charity helps: Adult training,General public,Voluntary and community sector

Finances

Period end Income Expenditure Employees
March 31, 2025 £87,624 £75,926 3

Documents

Year end Accounts Annual report Annual return
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