Sports development
We have secured £1.5 million of National Lottery Funding to deliver Sport Northern Ireland’s Every Body Active 2020 programme. The aim of Every Body Active 2020 encourages everyone to be more active, more often.
Free Sport talent search initiative open to young people 6-16 across a variety of sports partnered by GLL and Sports Institute NI (SINI).
The closing date for registration is Monday 10 February 2020.
Belfast Sports Awards celebrate the achievements of local sports people and pay tribute to coaches, volunteers, mentors, teachers and parents.
The closing date for nominations is Monday 17 February 2020.
Find out how to get your sports clubs Belfast Clubmark accredited, and view clubs that have already gained the accreditation.
Sports Development are funding free tasters throughout the city during March and April 2019 to encourage people of all ages to try something new and get involved in sport!
Delivering a Stadium Community Benefits Initiative which focuses on maximising the potential of the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park.
Walking football aims to keep men and women over 50 active and involved in football.
Read about our plans to help develop the sport for boxers, coaches, clubs and officials.
Apply for funding for your sports club through our grant scheme.
Find out about the latest training courses for coaches and sports clubs through our scheme.
Read about our annual Belfast schools cross country event.
View our strategies to develop amateur boxing and our sports pitches.
View Sport Belfast's Physical Activity and Sports Development Strategy to develop sport and recreation facilities in Belfast.
Read about the sports development programme which will create opportunities for young people and sports clubs to learn, share and play together.
Read about our Teenage Kicks dance initiative which encourages young people to be more active.
Grow and strengthen your club with our guidelines and template policies.
Read about the GLL Sport Foundation athlete award grant scheme.
Read about Belfast's 2019 - 2030 Aquatics Strategy.
Sporting Halloween is a small grant of up to £500 available to clubs within the Belfast City Council boundaries. The aim of this programme is to provide taster sessions for teenagers in Belfast in the sport your club supplies.
The closing date for registration was Friday 27 September at 12 noon.