TULCA

Tulca NI is a CIC (community interest company) founded in 2024 with the mission to deliver Trauma-Informed yoga and mindfulness practices to communities in Belfast that wouldn’t usually have access. Our team works with community partners to deliver programmes that are inclusive, accessible and culturally appropriate. We believe that wellbeing practices are a human right and that these practices within a community setting can support fostering a sense of safety, dignity and belonging. 

Tulca is an Irish word gathered from fisherman and folklorists on the west coast that translates to ‘a huge wave ~  a large mass of fish  ~ a horn-led charge’. (Manchán Magan ~ Sea Tamagotchi) The word ‘Tulca’ represents the power of community, as individuals we’re a drop in the ocean, but together we’re a powerful wave of change. 

You can follow us on Instagram: @tulca.belfast

Website coming soon

Email: tulcabelfast@gmail.com


Tulca - Call for Directors

Tulca welcomes expressions of interest from those who wish to join our dedicated board. The board are responsible for the governance, strategic direction and growth of the organisation. Members are selected based on their unique skills and commitments to Tulca’s vision. 

Tulca is a CIC founded in 2024 with the mission to deliver Trauma-Informed yoga and mindfulness practices to communities in Belfast that wouldn’t usually have access. Our team works with community partners to deliver programmes that are inclusive, accessible and culturally appropriate. We believe that wellbeing practices are a human right and that these practices within a community setting can support fostering a sense of safety, dignity and belonging. 

Tulca is an Irish word gathered from fisherman and folklorists on the west coast that translates to ‘a huge wave ~  a large mass of fish  ~ a horn-led charge’. (Manchán Magan ~ Sea Tamagotchi) The word ‘Tulca’ represents the power of community, as individuals we’re a drop in the ocean, but together we’re a powerful wave of change.

We welcome expressions of interest from individuals with the following skills:

*Experience of the community and voluntary / mental health / peace & reconciliation sector in Belfast and the North (or further afield)

*Desired traits; belief in Tulca's vision, someone who can bring energy and connections, good communicator, ability to navigate difficult situations and conflict.
*Financial expertise in building a financially sustainable social enterprise

*Strategic planning and evaluation

We particularly welcome expressions of interest from individuals who are from minority backgrounds, including those who have refugee status, disabled people, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people who have lived experience of mental health challenges / recovery and people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.

If you are interested please forward a cover letter outlining why you would like to join our team, your C.V, and a reference to tulcabelfast@gmail.com, including ‘Tulca Board Application 2025’ as the subject.