£1.25million cross-community centre opens at south Belfast interface
Published on: 13 Sep 2013
A new £1.25million centre designed to improve relationships and reduce interface tensions officially opened its doors in south Belfast today.
Located on the junction of Ormeau Road and Donegall Pass, the Cromac Regeneration Initiative was established by three community groups with funding from the International Fund for Ireland and the Northern Ireland Executive through the Department for Social Development.
Cromac Regeneration Initiative was developed and led by Donegall Pass Community Forum in partnerships with Markets Development Association and the Lower Ormeau Residents Action Group.
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