All Family and Young People

All Family and Young People

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Don’t Box Me In (Keady and surrounding areas)

Don't Box Me In (DBMI) offers Creative Workshops to Young People with and without disability aged 8-25yrs. We are an inclusive organisation supporting people with and without disability to connect through arts, drama and music to express creativity.We provide service in Keady and surrounding areas.For more information / news please Read More

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Outer West Family Support Hub (Ballymagroarty) – Western 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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Mentoring Support and Independent Visitor Programme (Extern) -Western Trust

Mentoring Support Offers mentoring for young people, aged between 10-17, who are residing in a care placement, or who have prior experience of care placement. The aim of the project is to help build capacity and resilience for the young person, as well as provide both emotional and practical support, Read More

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Moving Forward, Moving On Project (Extern) – Belfast

Extern’s Moving Forward, Moving On project works with young people, aged 16-25, who are not in education, training or employment (NEET) and/or have a history of offending behaviour. It is a research and evidence-based model of working with young people, which provides support and the tools they need to make Read More

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Pathways Project (Extern) _ Belfast

Pathways is a Belfast-based alternative education programme for young people, aged 14-16, at risk of being excluded from mainstream education and who may also be at risk of offending, or entering into care or custody. Pathways educates participants in core subjects and prepares them for the next steps in their Read More

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Internet Safety – PSNI

The internet is a great way to learn, explore and connect with each other offering great opportunities for individuals, communities and businesses. However, it has also presented criminals with opportunities to exploit vulnerabilities so it is vital that all of us are aware of the risks so we can keep Read More

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Solihull Approach Parenting

Nurturing emotional health and wellbeing from bump to 19+ years Public Health Northern Ireland has partnered with the Solihull Approach to offer free access to expertly designed online courses for parents, carers, grandparents teens, foster carers and childcare providers living in the region. Sign up to understand your child’s feelings, Read More
Phone: 07864 871965

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Creative Healing – Adult, Children & Young Peoples Therapy (Monkstown)

I offer children and young people's one to one counselling service for ages 4 – 25, as well as work with adults.As well as traditional talk therapy, I provide creative approaches such as; play, sand therapy, art, drawing, clay etc. I also provide EMDRI work with a wide range of Read More
Phone: 7496859739

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Family support Service (BHSCT)

The Family Support Service is a social work service for children and, their families and carers. Where needed, the teams provide a range of supports and services to safeguard children and enable them, where possible, to remain in their own families. The Family Support Service will provide: Case Planning and Read More

Arc Child Contact and Emotional Support Service (ACCESS)

A Supported Child contact service which is a neutral place for children to meet estranged family members. They may have regular meaningful contact with non- resident parents and other family members.Support for children when parental relationships break down is provided. A Referral Form can be found in attached documents Service Read More