All Family and Young People

All Family and Young People

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The Hangout (Fermanagh)

Safe places and entertainment for under 18's (13-18years). Gateway for service of information,format and informal support. Strict no alcohol or drugs in you or on you rule. Open Tues-Sat and late nights on Friday. Staff trained to assesstalk and assist. Mental health and first aid. Service details Contact person: Bernadette Read More

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FIND (Fermanagh Information for Needs and Development)

Information, self service and staff assistance, informal listening and support. Signposting and supported referral service for young people between 11-25 years. Service details Contact person: Nathalie Truelove Available age groups: 11-25 years. FamilySupportNI categories: Youth Services Areas covered: Fermanagh Referral methods: GP | Health Visitor | Hospital | School | Read More

Shankill Looked After Children Team (Belfast)

Referral by Social Work Staff Only Service details Contact person: Clare Joudeh Available age groups: Up to 18yrs FamilySupportNI categories: Adoption Fostering & Looked After Children Areas covered: Belfast Referral methods: Social Worker Source: FamilySupportNI listing Read More

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St Vincent De Paul (Northern Ireland) – Belfast

Our work through person to person contact encompasses support that alleviates suffering. We believe that everyone should have the means to live a life that reflects the basic human dignity of every person.Find your local office Service details Contact person: Pauline Brown Available age groups: All Ages FamilySupportNI categories: Family Read More

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Adoption Routes (Northern Ireland) – Belfast

Adoption Routes is a spcialist Voluntary Adoption Agency. Adoption Routes find families for children who are no longer able to live with their birth families. Adoption Routes provide a comprehensive advice and support service for all those who are considering adoption or who have a personal link with adoption. Service Read More

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Sure Start – Clan Mor (Belfast)

Sure Start is a Government initiative targeting 0-4 year olds and their families recognising the importance of supporting parents/carers and the value of quality experiences to very young children. The purpose of Sure Start is to work with parents and children to promote the physical, intellectual, social and emotional development Read More

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Sure Start – Down

Areas covered: Downpatrick, Ardglass, Strangford, Killough, Murlough (Newcastle). Down SureStart project is a local partnership of statutory, voluntary and community organisations who work collaboratively to provide free services which will give every child under 4 years the best possible start in life. SureStart aims to promote the physical, intellectual, social Read More

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YMCA (North Down)

Ethnic Minority Support: Individual & group work support for individuals & families from ethnic minority backgrounds, and advocating for their rights. Immigration help. Bilingual support, Polish, Latvian, Russian, Arabic YMCA North Down is regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) – N201900044. Youth – Open access youth Read More

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St Marys Youth Centre (Limavady)

Open to All Schools – Admission FreeInter Youth Club (1st & 2nd Years) Tues 6pm to 8.45 pmSenior Youth Club Thurs 6pm to 8.45pmWe aim to inspire, support and challenge young people to be the best they can.Fun ActivititesMeet New PeoplTrainingLeadership OpportunitiesIf you require any further information in relation to Read More

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Youth Justice Agency (Western) – Foyle

The Youth Justice Agency aims to make communities safer by helping children to stop offending. The Agency works with children aged 10-17 years who have offended or are at serious risk of offending. The Agency provides a range of services, often delivered in partnership with others, to help children to Read More
Phone: 028 71310787