01 Registration
Identity and public record
- Official name
- Family Group Conference (NI)
- CCNI number
- 102815
- Reporting status
- Removed
- Governing document
- Constitution
- Public address
- 27 Marlborough Heights, Belfast, County Antrim, BT6 9QR
02 Charity activity
Purposes and classifications
Charitable purposes
3.1 The Association is established to relieve families and relieve and protect children, young people and vulnerable adults, and to advance the benefit of the inhabitants of Northern Ireland, and of any other part of the World as the Committee may from time to time decide (hereinafter called “the area of benefit”), by promoting methods of family decision making, conflict resolution, conflict management and reconciliation and by advancing education in such methods, in particular: a) to promote the practice of family group conference for the public benefit and to assist children, young people and vulnerable adults who may be at risk of being abused, or being abused, (whether physically, mentally, sexually or emotionally), or whose social conditions are such that they are at risk of social exclusion and/or require support to enable them and their families to make effective decisions for themselves, with a view to enhancing the responsibilities within such families and their extended network, effectively managing conflict and building constructive and respectful relationships; and i) to develop and promote agreed standards and guidance for family group conference practice. b) to promote the use of restorative practices for the public benefit as a means of resolving and managing conflict and promoting reconciliation by: i) promoting the use of restorative justice and restorative practices in the criminal justice system, in schools, in the workplace and elsewhere in the community in situations where conflict may arise; and by providing for the use of such practices; and ii) by developing and promoting agreed standards and principles for evaluating and guiding restorative practice. c) to advance education and research into the use of family group conference and restorative practices and publish the useful results of such research and provide training to practitioners and others with an interest in these methods, and mechanisms for the d) sharing of best practice; to advance the education of the public in the use of these methods and the concept of restorative practice; e) to advance such other exclusively charitable purpose or purposes as the Committee may from time to time may be decide in accordance with the law of charity.
What the charity does
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
Who the charity helps
Adult training,Carers,Children (5-13 year olds),General public,Older people,Parents,Preschool (0-5 year olds),Youth (14-25 year olds)
How the charity works
Advice/advocacy/information,Community development,Criminal justice,Education/training,Human rights/equality,Research/evaluation,Volunteer development
03 Latest finances
Income, spending and resources
- Total income
- £731
- Previous total income
- £0
- Donations and legacies
- £0
- Charitable activities income
- £0
- Trading income
- £0
- Investment income
- £0
- Other income
- £0
- Total income and endowments
- £0
- Total spending
- £6,683
- Raising funds expenditure
- £0
- Charitable activities expenditure
- £0
- Governance expenditure
- £0
- Other expenditure
- £0
- Total expenditure
- £0
- Total fixed assets
- £0
- Net assets and liabilities
- £0
- Employees / volunteers
- 0 / 0
These are reported values from the CCNI register export. Zero and missing values are reproduced as supplied and should be checked against the charity’s filed accounts before a material decision.
04 Provenance