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Brocagh and District Regeneration Group

  • Status

    Received: 166 days late

  • Income

    £31.2K

  • Spending

    £58.3K

  • Charity no. 103699
  • Date registered. 17/09/2015

Public benefits

The Public Benefit flowing from our purposes is that the organisation provides and manages facilities for use by the inhabitants of Brocagh and surrounding areas and local charitable and community organisations who make use of the facilities for their own purposes. Examples of this would be the local GAA club who provide fitness training, health

awareness and physical exercise for their members. The local bowling club offers recreational activities to our Senior Citizens thus assisting them to come together and avoid being socially excluded and get the health benefits from social interaction and communication. Further benefits derived from the activities of the historical group who provide talks, education courses and classes enabling local people to increase their knowledge skills and access to educational opportunities. The Mother & Toddler group provides young parents with a space where they can meet, interact themselves and allow their babies to begin the important social skill of meeting, playing and learning from each other. There are other groups such as the cultural tradition group, a local youth club, a local farmers group all of whom can access our facilities and provide local people with opportunities for a variety of activities which provides community cohesion contributes to good mental health, encourages physical health awareness and provides them access to general educational opportunities. The real benefit is that these groups can access these facilities for free but the overall benefits can be measured by the number of organisations using the centre and the number of people attending each of the activities. There is no harm flowing from any of these activities.

What your organisation does

Brocagh & District Regeneration Group was formed in 1996 with the specific aim of promoting economic and social regeneration of the Brocagh area forming parts of the Washingbay Ward, Dungannon and the Killycolpy Ward, Cookstown. The objectives are to encourage, support and develop enterprise in the Brocagh area through the provision of

information, support services and workspace units for business creation and development locally. It also offers community facilities and aims to further develop opportunities for community engagement and activities as well as creating shoreline facilities that encourage tourism.

The charity’s classifications

  • The advancement of citizenship or community development

Who the charity helps

  • Men
  • Voluntary and community sector
  • Volunteers
  • Women
  • Youth (14-25 year olds)

How the charity works

  • Community development
  • Economic development
  • Sport/recreation
  • Volunteer development

Charitable purposes

The group is established to provide for the benefit of the inhabitants of the communities in and around Brockagh and district, all in County Tyrone, without distinction of age, sex, race, political or other opinion, by associating the statutory authorities, voluntary organisations, and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for the protection of health and relief of poverty and for recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the quality and conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Governing document

Memorandum and Articles

Other name

  • 5 Trustees
  • 1 Employees
  • 0 Volunteers

Trustee board

  • Martin Morris
  • Charlie Mckee
  • Patrick Bell
  • Francis Hughes
  • Sean Donnelly

Contact details

Public Address

Sean Donnelly, 187A Mountjoy Road, Dungannon, County Tyrone, BT71 5DY

List of regions

  • Mid Ulster District Council

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