Guess who’s turning 5 years old – UTOPIA Project Tullymore!
On 12th May Utopia Project Tullymore will have completed four very successful years providing creative learning and social activities for people aged over 60 in the Greater Andersonstown Area. We will then be commencing the final year of Big Lottery Fund NI funding for this project at Uacf Tullymore. Join us in our Birthday week [...]
TULLYMORE CHILDCARE SUMMER DAYCARE
Summer is only around the corner don't leave it too late to get your summer planned. Our summer daycare is just the thing for working parents. All staff are fully qualified and vetted with years of experience. Lots of fun and a wide range of activities. Lots of fun filled days out. Relax at work [...]
SPORTING AND CULTURAL HUB AT ROSSA
CAN YOU HELP BY COMPLETING THE ONLINE QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE PLANNED SPORTING AND CULTURAL HUB AT ROSSA SITE ON THE SHAWS ROAD. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO LET THE PROJECT KNOW WHAT YOU NEED OR WHAT YOU DONT NEED. HAVE YOUR SAY NOW. CLICK ON SURVEY LINK https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/RossaPark
UTOPIA Project Reading Group
On Thursday, June 4th, our Upper Andersonstown Community Forum Reading Room group are on the road, from their usual meeting place at Tullymore Community Centre in west Belfast, to Easons in the centre of town. So what's the story? The Upper Andersonstown group have been taking part in a weekly Reading Room as part of [...]
Supporting Families “Parents Lets Talk”
This aim of the programme is to increase awareness and how we can create a better quality of life for you and your family. Improving life chances, opportunities and access to resources for you and your family within the local community. If you like to get involved or have any questions, contact Ann Marie on [...]
2013 Annual Report Now Available
At Upper Andersonstown Community Forum, our focus remains on tackling social exclusion, poverty and disadvantage through encouraging all sections of the community to participate in the design and implementation of co-ordinated services to meet the identified needs of the community. […]