All Family and Young People

All Family and Young People

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Ligoniel Improvement Association

The service provides a signposting and support mechanism for individuals and families at times of difficulty or crisis. Key areas of work include encouraging an individual to assist in individual services, which could benefit and enhance their personal circumstances. LIA aim to promote improved lifestyle choices and opportunities of those Read More

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Ashton Community Trust – New Lodge Arts

Ashton Community Trust – New Lodge Arts provides innovative, fun and educational arts-based activities to children, young people and their families in north Belfast. Each year, New Lodge Arts manage a range of projects aimed at meeting the needs of the community. These projects include: • Arts Academy – a Read More

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Ashton Community Trust – New Lodge Youth Centre

New Lodge Youth Centre is a voluntary youth centre based in the Greater New Lodge area of North Belfast. The youth centre moved from BELB management to Ashton Community Trust community management in April 2012. Since then we have worked hard to increase programme delivery and maximise the overall potential Read More

Cliftonville Community Centre (Belfast)

Current services being provided include a Carer and Toddler group every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 10-12. A daily Afterschool project from 3-5pm (4-11 years). CCC Youth project from 6-9pm (11-18). CCC Women’s group each Friday morning from 10-12pm. Family Support services include one to one Mentoring service for children Read More

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Family Support Hub (Inner East Belfast) Belfast Outcomes Area

Family support hubs provide early intervention family support services to vulnerable families and children aged 0-18. A Family Support Hub is a multi-agency network of statutory, community and voluntary organizations that either provide early intervention services or work with families who need early intervention services. The network accepts referrals of Read More

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Family Support Hub (Upper Springfield and Whiterock) – Belfast Outcomes Area

Family support hubs provide early intervention family support services to vulnerable families and children aged 0-18. A Family Support Hub is a multi-agency network of statutory, community and voluntary organizations that either provide early intervention services or work with families who need early intervention services. The network accepts referrals of Read More

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Family Support Hub (Greater Shankill) Belfast Outcomes Area

Family support hubs provide early intervention family support services to vulnerable families and children aged 0-18. A Family Support Hub is a multi-agency network of statutory, community and voluntary organizations that either provide early intervention services or work with families who need early intervention services. The network accepts referrals of Read More

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Family Support Hub (South Belfast One) – Belfast Outcomes Area

A Family Support Hub is a multi-agency network of statutory, community and voluntary organizations that either provide early intervention services or work with families who need early intervention services. The network accepts referrals of families who need early intervention family support and uses their knowledge of local service providers and Read More

Adoption Team (Derry, Limavady and Strabane) – Western Trust

The Western Trust provides adoption services for looked after children in need of permanency through adoption and to facilitate prospective adoptive parents for domestic and inter-country adoption. Most adopted children are ‘looked after’ by the Trust prior to adoption. Adopted children may have been in the care of the Trust Read More

Adoption Team (Omagh and Fermanagh) – Western Trust

Most adopted children are ‘looked after’ by the Trust prior to adoption. Adopted children may have been in the care of the Trust for a range of different reasons: parental neglect; risks of abuse, or because parents are experiencing long term mental health problems which impact on their ability to Read More