All Disability - Physical & Sensory
Woodlands Community Well-Being Service is centrally located in Cookstown – within walking distance from the town centre and close to the local bus station. Our aims are to provide a range of constructive options promoting positive mental health within the community and facilitating individual’s recovery; to encourage and enhance each Read More
Phone: 028 8676 6619
The Cedar Foundation facilitates the Youth Matters Service, which provides high quality, fun-packed activities and programmes for young people with disabilities up to the age of 18, across the Belfast, South Eastern and Northern Health and Social Care Trusts. Over the past ten years more than 800 young people within Read More
Phone: 028 9046 1834.
Family Fund provides a wide range of grants to families living in Northern Ireland raising a disabled or seriously ill child, or young adult, on a low income.Whether you need a kitchen appliance like a fridge, cooker or washing machine; clothing and bedding; sensory or play equipment; technology for your Read More
Phone: 019 0455 0055
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Carrickore is a new purpose built facility providing respite care for up to eight young people with a disability between the ages of 4 and 18 years. It is located at Windsor Hill, Rathfriland Road, Newry in its own private grounds and is fully landscaped to include a sensory garden. Read More
Phone: 028 3756 7760
Clanrye Group is a leading provider of high-quality programmes and services designed to empower the local community, including Training & Qualifications, Health & Wellbeing services and Employment programmes. We currently operate in Newry, Mourne and Down Council area and Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council area.Arts & Crafts Social Cafe – Read More
Phone: 028 3089 8119
We are a completely voluntary organisation which addresses social isolation among brain injury survivors, their carers and families through a range of activities and projects. We serve the Southern Health and Social Care Trust area. We are led by a management committee which includes brain injury survivors, carers and volunteers Read More
Phone: 028 3083 9943
Whitehaven respite unit provides a high level of care and support for severely disabled children and their families. This service can only be accessed by referral from a Social Work Team Service details Contact person: Linda Guthrie Available age groups: All Ages FamilySupportNI categories: Disability – Learning Disability, Autism, ADHD Read More
Phone: 028 9335 3367
The Western Trust Community Brain Injury Service is managed by a Brain Injury Specialist Nurse and organised into two locality based teams in Enniskillen and Derry. The service has input from: Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Social Work and Clinical Psychology. Each team member contributes specific skills to the multidisciplinary assessment and Read More
Phone: 028 6632 4400
The Western Trust Community Brain Injury Service is managed by a Brain Injury Specialist Nurse and organised into two locality based teams in Enniskillen and Derry. The service has input from: Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Social Work and Clinical Psychology. Each team member contributes specific skills to the multidisciplinary assessment and Read More
Phone: 028 7130 6030
The Western Trust provides a range of services for disabled children and young people with a learning disability, physical disability and/or with physical health needs or sensory needs. These services aim to help disabled children and young people live lives that are as full as possible. We use ‘Family Support’ Read More
Phone: 028 7135 4031









