Lisburn YMCA is a faith based, voluntary community organization, affiliated to YMCA Ireland and a part of the National and International family of YMCAs operating in over 120 different countries reaching a population of 58 million and is the largest and oldest non-uniformed youth organisation in the world. Lisburn YMCA Read More
The Parent Support Project based in North Down/Sout-Eastern Trust Area has provided support for young care experienced parents and their families since 1999. The project is contracted by the SEHSCT to provide a support service to 20 care experienced young parents and their children. This service is available to those Read More
Way Forward is a free online peer support group for all women affected by another person’s gambling. The group provides a non-judgmental, safe and supportive space for women to meet and speak to others in a similar situation, share their experiences, find comfort, and empower one another. Over seven-weekly 2-hour Read More
Youthscape+ is a PeacePlus funded programme that offers emotional, educational and employment support to a range of young people aged 14-24 through a fully funded 26-week programme that operates across all four SWC sites – Enniskillen, Omagh, Cookstown & Dungannon. Benefit from specialist mentoring, careers coaching and enjoy trips throughout Read More
Free counselling for women. Listening ear. Support groups. Crèche available. We can help with; Low mood, stress, anxiety, depression, isolation, loneliness, relationship problems, day to day worries, grief/loss, low confidence, eating disorders, self harm, negative thinking Read More
Young people/Families cannot self refer to this service – Referral to Team via Gateway or Child and Family Team The Young People’s Service provides support to young people aged 12yrs -18yrs who display severe challenging adolescent type behaviour. This includes young people who have complex mental health needs, drug addiction, Read More
Rehab 4 Addiction is a specialist referral service that connects individuals and families affected by addiction with trusted rehabilitation centres. Offering nationwide coverage, the organisation provides free, confidential advice and guidance to help people access the most suitable drug and alcohol treatment options available, including both private and public services. Read More
A cancer diagnosis causes a turnoil of emotions for you, your family and those you care about. Feelings such as loneliness, anger, confusion, sadness, fear or guilt are all normal. Whatever is on your mind, our team of Therapeutic Cancer Support Staff and Volunteers are on hand to help you Read More
