CCNI Northern Ireland charity profile

Foyle River Gardens

Received: on timeCharity number 107122
Registered15 May 2019
Latest income£0
Financial year end31 March 2026

01 Registration

Identity and public record

Snapshot 25 August 2026
Official name
Foyle River Gardens
CCNI number
107122
Reporting status
Received: on time
Governing document
Memorandum and Articles
Public address
Holywell Diversecity Partnership, 10-14 Bishop Street, Derry, BT48 6PW
Exact Companies House link
FOYLE RIVER GARDENS · NI654548

02 Charity activity

Purposes and classifications

CCNI

Charitable purposes

The charity has been established in order to increase community engagement, for the benefit of the public, by all of the following means: (1) the regeneration, reparation, improvement and/or enhancement of buildings within the ownership and/or guardianship of the charity in order to establish and maintain community spaces for learning for the public; (2) to provide formal and informal education opportunities relating to a variety of topics including (but not limited to) horticulture, agriculture, health and wellbeing, entrepreneurship and the environment by the provision of educational facilities for the benefit of the public particularly in the surrounding areas; (3) to create and facilitate spaces and social enterprises to deliver activities on the site and provide formal and informal education opportunities for the benefit of the public particularly in the surrounding areas; (4) to provide space for community outreach projects that seek to support health and wellbeing initiatives for the public by providing access to natural space within the ownership/guardianship of the charity; (5) the development of entrepreneurial activities in and around the site to support the on-going financial sustainability of the charity; and, (6) such other means as may from time to time be determined subject to the prior written consent of the Commission. For the avoidance of doubt, the system of law governing the articles of association of the charity is the law of Northern Ireland.

What the charity does

The advancement of citizenship or community development

Who the charity helps

Adult training,Children (5-13 year olds),General public,Interface communities,Language community,Learning disabilities,Men,Mental health,Older people,Parents,Physical disabilities,Preschool (0-5 year olds),Sensory disabilities,Travellers,Unemployed/low income,Women,Youth (14-25 year olds)

How the charity works

Arts,Community development,Community enterprise,Cross-border/cross-community,Cultural,Economic development,Education/training,Environment/sustainable development/conservation,Heritage/historical,Medical/health/sickness,Playgroup/after schools,Research/evaluation,Sport/recreation,Urban development,Volunteer development,Youth development

03 Latest finances

Income, spending and resources

Period 1 April 2025 – 31 March 2026
Total income
£0
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
£1,825
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
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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

Source and matching