Clean Ups
Through BIG Spring Clean, Clean Coasts Week and Big Beach Clean:
130,892 volunteers collected
45,074 bags of litter
273 metric tonnes of rubbish collected
That's equivalent to approximately 22 Ulsterbuses!
Our Impact
We take pride in the support we give to the tens of thousands of dedicated volunteers—each one playing their part in helping to make positive changes in their communities.
By working together we are inspiring a movement of people changing behaviours and creating a positive future for us all.
Thank you for your continued support!
Adopt A Spot
205 groups who have adopted 216 spots are currently supported by the Adopt A Spot programme and that number continues to grow each month!
In one year these groups will have carried out 1568 hours of volunteer time (each group carries out 4 clean ups a year) and most will have gone above and beyond this, carrying out clean ups each month or even week!
Small Grants Scheme
In 2019 we allocated £236,900 to 191 projects across Northern Ireland! From our pre-project survey results we found that:
- 73% of people who responded got involved with the project as an opportunity to get involved with the community
- 100% of people either agree or strongly agree that there is a need for more community involvement in environmental/community projects in their area
- 95% of people expect that their physical and/or mental well-being will be improved through participation in the project.
Want to find out more about what's we've been up to in your area? Download our information cards below!
Live Here Love Here Impact in Antrim and Newtownabbey
Live Here Love Here Impact in Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
Live Here Love Here Impact in Ards and North Down
Live Here Love Here Impact in Belfast City
Live Here Love Here Impact in Derry and Strabane
Live Here Love Here Impact in Fermanagh and Omagh
Live Here Love Here Impact in Lisburn and Castlereagh
Live Here Love Here Impact in Mid and East Antrim
Live Here Love Here Impact in Mid Ulster
Live Here Love Here Impact in Newry, Mourne and Down