Arts and Regeneration

The MS Society

Established in 1956 and with almost 2,000 members, the MS Society is the leading person-centred charity providing help and support to people living with, and affected by, Multiple Sclerosis in Northern Ireland whilst funding research for hope in the future.

The MS Society is also a resource for healthcare professionals, educationalists, employers and anyone with an interest in the condition. It receives no government funding and relies on community support to help raise the funds needed to sustain and develop its services.

MS Society Foyle Branch

The Foyle Branch of the MS Society is a voluntary organisation and welcomes enquiries from people who would like to help or become involved in the work of the Society.

MS Society

MS Society NI

Foyle Branch, 58 Strand Road

Derry / Londonderry BT48 7AJ UK

+44(0)28 7136 0831

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No-One Left Behind is part of Derry City Council's Arts and Regeneration project which is funded by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland National Lottery Fund.

The Arts and Regeneration project been established to strengthen community involvement in regeneration issues. The project is coordinated by Alice McCartney, Arts and Regeneration Officer in Derry City Council.

For further information, contact Alice on (028) 71 365151 ext. 6939 or email alice.mccartney@derrycity.gov.uk.

Verbal Arts Centre

Stable lane / Mall Wall

Derry / Londonderry BT48 6PU UK

+44(0)28 7126 6946

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The Verbal Arts Centre is situated on the historic walled city of Derry/Londonderry. It is a specialist centre for the development of literacy through creative activities where literacy is defined as the ability to read, write, communicate ( talking & listening ) and comprehend.

The centre's resources are utilised to:
Devise and implement new ways for everyone to access and enjoy the cultural, creative and improved quality of life benefits to be gained through the written and spoken word.
Add value to different public policy contexts in areas such as community relations, access to the literary and language arts, lifelong learning and the educational curriculum.
Support and nurture the work of new writers and other artists of the word.