Stronger Together: Building Partnerships for a Resilient Lisburn

Bringing Greater Support Back Home to Lisburn

 

At LCC Community Trust, we know that the challenges faced in our community are part of a much bigger picture. That’s why we’re committed to building partnerships both locally and nationally – so that Lisburn benefits from stronger networks, better resources, and fresh ideas.

Three people stand inside LCC Community Trust Inspire Café beside a Community Advice Lisburn & Castlereagh banner.

Local Connections

In Lisburn, our team has been out and about meeting partners who help us reach more people with practical support. We have been:

 

These aren’t just one-off events; they’re vital opportunities to build relationships with local people who have worked in the charity space in Lisburn for years and to benefit from their experience. This means LCCCT is always listening and improving our services so that we better meet the needs of people who come to us for help.

As CEO Lynsey explains: “With growing levels of need in our community, we realise that we can’t do it all on our own. Partnership is at the heart of everything we do.”

 

National Networks That Strengthen Us

Partnership also means looking beyond Lisburn. Lynsey and Rebecca recently joined events hosted by a network of charities and civil society organisations, so that we can stay connected with national conversations.

These opportunities allow us to:

  • Keep up to date with the latest research, training and governance.
  • Build relationships with organisations across Northern Ireland.
  • Learn from others so that we can bring the very best back home.

“When we connect and collaborate at a national level, we bring fresh ideas, stronger partnerships and greater support back home to Lisburn.” – Lynsey, CEO

 

Looking Ahead

Three people stand in front of Universal Credit and Community Money Advice banners at a community event (Benefits Café on Migration from ESA to UC).

As we continue to grow, we remain rooted in the belief that collaboration is key. Whether it’s a conversation over coffee in Lisburn or a national roundtable on policy and practice, every connection helps us serve our community better.

Together, we’re building a stronger, more resilient Lisburn. One partnership at a time.

 

Because when we work together, hope travels further.