All Ethnic Minority Support

All Ethnic Minority Support

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Barnardo’s Travellers Early Years’ Service (TEYS)

Contact Project Workers Elaine – 07710750539 Christine – 07525251525 Colleen – 07885478563 TEYs provides an outreach support service for Traveller families with children aged 0-6 years. Parents are supported to meet their children’s social, emotional and education needs. Areas of Work include Child development Play skills Parent / child interaction Read More

An Tearmann Traveller Support Organisation (Coalisland)

An Tearmann provides advice and signposting to families in accordance with their needs. An Tearmann establishes community links with other organisations to ensure that the Traveller community have access to a wide range of services, and group and educational opportunities. An Tearmann provides an afterschool homework club for primary school Read More

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Migrant Centre NI (North West )

Migrant Centre NI (MCNI) is a registered Charity (no.105750) and a limited company (no.611585) with 6 Board members and 9 staff members. The organisation was initially established as The Belfast Migrant Centre and officially recognised as a charity in March 2012. In 2014, to reflect the work of the organisation Read More

Community Intercultural Programme (CIP) – Portadown

CIP delivers the following : Advice and advocacy service for BME communities A multicultural Parent and Toddler group from which individuals are recruited into additional opportunities such as physical activity, health promotion and training sessions. An over 50’s club for peo ple who have had achange of life experience which Read More

Northern Ireland New Entrant Service (NINES) – Belfast Trust

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in collaboration with the Public Health Agency and the Health and Social Care Board, has established an evidence based Nurse-led service for new entrants to Northern Ireland. The project provides a variety of clinics to support the health and social well-being of new immigrants Read More

Newry Travellers and Ethnic Minorities Support

The Traveller and Ethnic Minority  Family Support Worker provides support and access to services for Travellers and Ethnic Minorities in the Newry and Mourne area Read More

Wah Hep Chinese Community Association (Craigavon)

Wah Hep is the community development association which represents, and provides services for, the Chinese community in County Armagh. Wah Hep itself means “Chinese self-help” which reflects the fundamental philosophy of the group. Wah Hep was formally established as an independent organisation in 1999. Wah Hep provides the following services: Read More

Craigavon Travellers Support Committee

To improve the quality of life of Travellers in the Craigavon area by adopting a community development approach which will enable travellers to articulate their needs and to support them to ensure their needs are met. Read More

Bryson – An Munia Tober (Belfast)

Floating Support is available to Travellers over 16 years of age who require support to maintain or establish independence within their home and their community. Support is not tied to any particular tenancy or accommodation. S Support is available for up to 2 years, with the aim to meet clearly Read More

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Migrant Centre NI – Belfast

Migrant Centre NI (MCNI) is a registered Charity (no.105750) and a limited company (no.611585) with 6 Board members and 9 staff members. The organisation was initially established as The Belfast Migrant Centre and officially recognised as a charity in March 2012. In 2014, to reflect the work of the organisation Read More