The CTA in Northern Ireland
The CTA works to support its members in Northern Ireland through its office in Belfast.
Our work in Northern Ireland is supported by the Department for Regional Development.
CTA Northern Ireland generates additional finance to support its core services in Northern Ireland from its social enterprise activities and fund-raising to help us make a difference for our members.
Northern Ireland has a population of over 1.8 million with a high percentage living in rural communities. Northern Ireland has the highest level of disability in the UK and so we work hard to ensure accessible community transport solutions and issues are on the agenda of all our politicians and policy-makers.
Our pioneering services in Northern Ireland are wide-reaching but all share our commitment to deliver social change through leadership, learning and enterprise.
CTA hosts an electronic networking and information exchange group for operators of community transport services and CTA members in Northern Ireland. It is designed to facilitate communication between CTA members and other CT operators and allow the CTA to better articulate the views of these and other stakeholders in its national policy and representational work.
Kellie Armstrong, Director for Northern Ireland, has submitted oral evidence to the Programme for Government Team at Stormont on Monday 12 December as part of the CTA's response to the Northern Ireland Executive Consultation on the Programme for Government 2011- 2015
The CTA's written response can be found in CTA Consultation Responses section.
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Press Releases
CTA and Volunteer Development Agency launch volunteer recruitment drive in Northern Ireland
Ministers announce introduction of new transport scheme for rural dwellers in Northern Ireland
Communications
CTA Northern Ireland produce a local ebulletin every quarter highlighting our local work programme and news items. Please click on the links below to view our latest ebulletins.
NI ebulletin Dec 09.pdf