Rural Community Network

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Rural Community Network is a regional voluntary membership based organisation supporting rural communities across Northern Ireland. RCN works with rural communities to address issues relating to poverty, inequality, community and good relations and strives to develop the capacity and skills of groups to articulate their voice at a policy influence level.

We provide training, advice, guidance and practical support to our membership base and we articulate the voice of our membership at government policy level.

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028 8676 6670

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38A Oldtown Street, Cookstown, County Tyrone, BT80 8EF

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