The Target project has been running for over 5 years and is aimed at males from the Colin Area aged 16 and upwards.

The Girls Project (formerly RELAY) has been running for 4 years. It is aimed at Young Women aged 14-18 years old.

Culture Crosslinks is a cross-community, cross-cultural arts-based youth project that seeks to break down barriers and address misconceptions.

N.U.T.S stands for Never Under-estimate Teen spirit. Aimed at 11-14 year olds from the Colin Area...

Lifeline East is currently home to the BEST Project, An exciting new multi media project which aims to look at religious and community identity amongst young people in East Belfast. This project is supported by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund: Investing in your future.

Funded by Lisburn Peace III the TRIBES Programme reaches out and engages young people from isolated, religiously polarised areas and create the basis for meaningful cross community contact.

Lifeline Downpatrick has been on the go since 2007 thanks to a grant from the International Fund for Ireland.

In July 2009 Youth Initiatives employed Trevor Mc Daid as our outreach youth worker in the Banbridge Area.

YI currently has over 60 Youth Volunteers helping to delver our programmes in East Belfast, West Belfast, Banbridge and Downpatrick

Our Faith Development team work with schools in the Colin area assisting with the delivery of religious education and spiritual growth. It is a means for some of our volunteers to share their faith with others through small groups and special events.