Our book launch at Lisburn Museum 14th Feb 2020

THE LAUNCH OF OUR

BOOK

AT LISBURN MUSEUM

CONFLICT TO PEACE OUR COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION

HAVE YOU TRIED THE 'SLIM'S GRILL' IN OUR HIGHWAY INN BAR & KITCHEN?

8 HILLHALL ROAD, LISBURN BT27 5BU

WE HAVE NUMEROUS OTHER BREAKFAST AND LUNCH OPTIONS - WE ALSO OFFER OUTSIDE CATERING

CALL US ON 07784 802 224 FOR OUTSIDE CATERING REQUESTS AND FOOD COLLECTIONS

Hillhall Regeneration Group celebrate their 20th Anniversary

Hillhall Regeneration Group

UNVEIL

COMMUNITY WALL TO MARK

THEIR 20TH ANNIVERSARY

RESURGAM TRUST

HOST AN EVENT

AS PART OF THE UK CAMPAIGN 'BUY SOCIAL FOR A BETTER WORLD'

OCT 2019 #BUYSOCIAL

Laganview Coffee Morning 2019

LAGANVIEW ENTERPRISE CENTRE'S

MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING

SEPT 2019

RAISES £872.70!

RESURGAM YOUTH INITIATIVE

VISIT LONDONDERRY

FOR TBUC RESIDENTIAL

#"You're quare and green"

REGENERATION

The Resurgam Trust deliver a Community Investment Fund programme for the Department of Communities which provides support to communities under the umbrella of Resurgam Trust

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

Resurgam Trust employs a Social Enterprise Manager, supported through an Innovation Programme with partners including Department for Communities, Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council and The Resurgam Trust

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The Resurgam Trust deliver a number of outcomes for communities based upon core themes, you will recognise local actions that are making a difference to people’s lives, building an organisation that can deliver our mission based on core principles.

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Ex Igne Resurgam

Tomorrow see’s the launch of our book “Conflict to Peace - Our Community Transformation”. The book covers a 22-year journey that has been travelled by our community and the main aim of it is to acknowledge the contribution and sacrifice…
Christmas Draw 2019 Winners

Resurgam Trust Christmas Draw Winners 2019

Many thanks to everyone who joined us last night for our Christmas Party at The Highway Inn Bar & Kitchen. For those of you who weren't in attendance we would like to confirm who was drawn out as winners of the various prizes in our Christmas…
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Resurgam News 18th Edition

To view the latest edition of our Resurgam News please click the link below: Resurgam News 18th Edition Nov 2019
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Co-Ownership Answer the Bell to Hillhall Regeneration Group

Press release from Co-Ownership Co-Ownership, a non-profit organisation that provides shared ownership housing, gave community groups across Northern Ireland the opportunity to apply to their Community Fund to receive up to £15,000 for projects…
Beekeeping Club

Bee club are buzzing with their recognition!

A few years ago, members of Lisnagarvey Friendship and Support Group come up with the idea of forming an official beekeeping club. After much research, best practice visits and several courses including exams (which was quite daunting for some…
Vince presents signed shirt to the winner Johnny
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Unique signed shirt raises £500 for Charity!

In 2018 Vince Curry raised over £3,000 for charity and as part of his fundraising activities he completed an abseil off the roof of the Europa Hotel. For his 2019 fundraising efforts he decided to try and get several famous signatures on the…
Laganview Coffee Morning 2019
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LaganView Macmillan Cancer Coffee Morning 2019

Laganview Enterprise Centre Board, Staff and Volunteers would like to thank everyone who supported their annual coffee morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer. It took place on Friday 20th September between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm in the main hall…

Congratulations to Andrea and Sharon

On 9th September 2019, Supporting Communities held a graduation event at Belfast City Hall to mark the success of their 2018/19 graduates who all gained OCN NI qualifications. The learners came from different community groups to celebrate their…

Resurgam Youth visit Edinburgh Tattoo

Recently staff from our Resurgam Youth Initiative took a group of young people, both males and females, to experience the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo*. The majority of the young people had never been to Scotland before never…
Start of the Resurgam 2019 Fun Run

Resurgam Annual Fun Run 2019

We would like to thank everyone who joined us on Wednesday 21st August for our Annual Fun Run. The weather was slightly against us on the evening but it managed to stay 'rain free' for the duration of the run / walk. On the night we had 109…

Resurgam Summer Lunch Club 2019

This Summer saw the welcome return of the Summer Lunch Club.  This is the fourth year of this initiative that is a real team effort for The Resurgam Trust.  Lead by the Resurgam Healthy Living Centre the club could not be delivered without…
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Resurgam News 17th Edition June 2019

To view a copy of the latest edition of our Resurgam News please click here
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Well done Claire!

Everyone at The Resurgam Trust would like to pass on their congratulations to Claire at The barber's den, who was recently crowned Men's Stylist of the Year at the Northern Ireland Hair & Beauty Awards! Claire has been a tenant of ours at…

Resurgam name their official charity of the year for 2019/20

The Board, Staff and Volunteers of The Resurgam Trust are pleased to announce that Emerge Counselling Services will be their nominated Charity for 2019 / 20. Resurgam will now use several of their key events throughout the coming months to raise…

Fort Hill College students scoop top prize in logo design competition

Fort Hill Integrated College students win first prize in a competition to design a logo for Lisburn's Help Kids Talks Initiative. Creative Year 13 students of Fort Hill Integrated College are celebrating scooping top prize for designing the…

ParentLine NI

Bernie Donaghy, Resurgam’s Social Prescribing Coordinator and Joanne Casey, LaganView Centre Manager were delighted to meet up with ParentLine NI this afternoon to learn more about their services ParentLine NI offers parents, carers and…
Resurgam raise £2501 for Cancer Fund for Children

Resurgam raise £2,501 for Cancer Fund for Children

This year, 18/19, for the first time Resurgam Trust decided to nominate an Official Charity of the year and after much thought and deliberation they decided on the Cancer Fund for Children. Adrian Bird Trust Director said, “We were delighted…
Resurgam Youth Bank present their inaugural awards to the successful groups

Resurgam Youth Bank give out their inaugural grants

Recently we were delighted to welcome the Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh City, Councillor Uel Mackin to our presentation of cheques to the successful applicants of our Youth Bank's inaugural Grant Applications. Mayor Mackin said "Fantastic…
Christmas Draw Winners 2018

Resurgam Trust Christmas Draw Winners 2018

Firstly many thanks to all those people who either purchased a ballot or indeed helped us to sell them. As we always say this is one of our key fundraising activities in the year that helps us sustain some of our crucial services. The winners…
Highway Inn NISC raise funds for Cancer Fund for Children

Highway Inn NISC donate Movember funds to CFFC

The Resurgam Trust would like to thank the Highway Inn Northern Ireland Supporters Club (NISC) for their recent fundraising activities. The members of the club took part in Movember and decided to donate the funds raised to Resurgam's Official…

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Laganside Business ServicesThe Welcome HouseLaganview Community GymLaganView Enterprise CentreLisburn Community InnsLisburn Community Self BuildNew Horizons Credit UnionPremier Taxi CompanyHilden Primary School

Laganside Business Services Ltd (formerly Laganside Print) has been trading from 2000. It supports businesses and groups in a number of different ways

Laganside Business Services is a standalone Social Enterprise within the Resurgam family but it also supports all the other Social Enterprises and a large number of the Member Group with a number of services including business development, marketing and administration

Learn more about Laganside Business Services

The Welcome House was established in 2006 and is currently situated at Laganview Enterprise Centre but will be relocating to the centre of Lisburn early 2019

The Welcome House offers a wide range of advice and practical help to support ethnic minorities and migrant workers. Its primary aim is to create a truly inclusive and safe community which welcomes all regardless of difference.

Learn more about the welcome house

Laganview Community Gym was opened in October 2013 to help people of all ages access a gym facility at an affordable price

Monthly Subscription
Single User – £15.00
Dual User – £25.00
Family – 3 Person* – £37.50
Family – 4 Person* – £50.00
*All Users must be from the same Family
Pay as you go user – £2.50 per session
Learn more about Laganview community gym

LaganView celebrated 10 years in business in April 2018 it was established as a company limited by guarantee in April 2004 but was not officially opened until April 2008.

The centre was funded as follows:

  • International Fund for Ireland £405,000
  • Lisburn City Council £319,886
  • Department for Enterprise, Trade & Investment £299,481
  • Northern Ireland Housing Executive granted land £600,000
Learn more about LaganView Enterprise Centre

Lisburn Community Inns Ltd was formed in 2007 and was a big investment for The Trust to make at the time

is a social enterprise trading as The Highway Inn Bar & Kitchen and Trumbles Off Sales. It is situated at 8 Hillhall Road, Lisburn and is a family friendly run pub / off licence with its ethos centred in the heart of the local community.

When you enter the premises you will be met by a smiling member of staff whose main aim will be to make all visitors and locals feel extremely welcome. The local patrons of the bar are full of good humour and banter and love nothing more than to greet visitors with a friendly hand shake and chat.

Learn more about Lisburn Community Inns

Lisburn Community Self Build Ltd is a social economy construction business, formed in 2000, which also provides training in construction and life skills for young people

Lisburn Community Self Build Ltd want to assist those young people who are leaving school with little aspirations or those who are unemployed with little prospects of employment. The Self Build ethos has been and is through:
COMMUNITY REGENERATION

EDUCATION

SKILLS BASED TRAINING

VOLUNTEERING

Learn more about the ISCB

New Horizons Credit Union Ltd was formed in the year 2000 to assist people in managing their finances

At present we have 2 branches one situated in Lisburn and one situation in Dunmurry. Recently we changed to a geographical Credit Union.

Lisburn Branch open every Thursday between 10:30 – 15:30

Dunmurry Branch open every Friday between Friday 12:00 – 16:00

We are:

  • Not for Profit

  • Not for Charity

  • But for Service

Learn more about the New Horizons Credit Union

Premier Taxi Company opened its doors in 2005 and currently has approximately 50 drivers on the books. We are the only Social Enterprise Taxi Company in Lisburn City

Why choose Premier Taxi Company?

  • Competitive prices
  • Friendly, reliable service
  • 24 hour service
  • Smart uniformed drivers
  • Airport runs
  • Wheelchair accessible cars
  • Minibuses
  • Executive, saloon and estate cars
Learn more about Premier Taxi Company

The regeneration of Hilden Primary School linking in with Hilden Mill and Lagan Towpath

After several years of lobbying in 2018 Resurgam Trust was named as the lead partner by Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council to look at ways of bringing Hilden Primary School ‘back to life’

Learn more about Hilden Primary School

What people say about us

I have been involved with the Resurgam youth provision from the age of 11. At present I still currently attend the Hilden Community Youth group and the Hillhall/Hilden Young Men’s Group. During my involvement within the youth provision I have been afforded the opportunity to partake in cross community work through a Boat Building trip to Cork alongside acquiring a range of qualifications including a Level 1 in Equality and Diversity, Level 1 Peace and Reconciliation and accredited sexual health and drug and alcohol awareness programmes.

Chandler, Age 15, Hilden

The Resurgam Trust is a unique project aimed at delivering positive change throughout Lisburn by the creation of strong partnerships between statutory and voluntary sectors. As Area Commander for Lisburn, I am delighted to be involved in many aspects of the work the Trust delivers.  Quite often as a Police service we deal with the symptoms of social deprivation and educational and economic disadvantage within communities. It is refreshing to work with a body that has developed a long term plan to address these issues and are investing in the future of their community in a really constructive way. I wish the Resurgam Trust every success as they move forward.

Chief Inspector Darrin Jones, PSNI Area Commander for Lisburn

I was really pleased to visit the Laganview Enterprise Centre and see some of the fantastic work being done by the Resurgam Trust. It a shining example of the role that social enterprise can have in developing communities, and the range and reach of the Resurgam Trust’s activity is making a hugely positive impact on people in the Lisburn area. I wish them continued success.

Vernon Coaker MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

“I was pleased to visit the Resurgam Trust on Friday 4th January 2013 and was impressed with the excellent work that the Trust is undertaking in Lisburn. I wish you every success for the future.”

Theresa Villiers, The Rt Hon Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

Winner of the Queens Award for Voluntary Service

The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award given to local volunteer groups across the UK to recognise outstanding work done in their own communities. It was created in 2002 to celebrate the anniversary of The Queen’s coronation. It is the MBE for volunteer groups.

Any group doing volunteer work that provides a social, economic or environmental service to the local community can be nominated for the award. Each group is assessed on the benefit it brings to the local community and its standing within that community.

Queens Award

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