All Neurodivergence

All Neurodivergence

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Disabled Children and Young People’s Service (Western Trust) – Omagh

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

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Centre for Autism – Middletown

Middletown Centre for Autism, located in County Armagh has been established by the Department of Education and Skills, ROI and the Department of Education Northern Ireland to support the promotion of excellence in the development and co-ordination of education services to children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Middletown Read More

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USEL (Ulster Supported Employment Ltd) – Northern Ireland

LOCATIONS: Belfast, Portadown and Derry/L’derry (provides cover to all of NI)Ulster Supported Employment Ltd (USEL) is Northern Ireland’s leading provider of employment opportunities for people with disabilities and health conditions. Founded with a clear social mission, USEL exists to break down barriers to work, empower individuals through meaningful employment, and Read More

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The Empower Project (Magherafelt/Antrim)

The focus of the project is to support children under 12 with Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia, their parents and the wider family circle to enhance confidence and learn together to develop skills to support their children.Areas covered; Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland Service details Contact person: Josie McGuckin Empower Project Read More

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Now Family Service (NOW Group)

NOW’s Family Service is a five year Big Lottery Funded project that supports new and expectant parents who have a learning disability, difficulty or an Autism Spectrum Condition. The service provides one to one and group based support to participants with a child under 5 years old who live in Read More

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Bolster Community – Newry

This service provides Practical Family support, Learning Disability Support, Adults ASD, Adult Autism Support, Poverty Support, Emotional and Behavioural Support, Parenting Programmes plus Confidence and Resilience Building programmes for children.Tots & Tea – is a (free) supportive group of parents and children who are all on their first steps of Read More

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Early Intervention Service (EISS) – Action for Children (Western Area)

Support for families of children with additional needs, or who need help to overcome challenges The Early Intervention Support Service (EISS) offers short-term support to families with children 0-18 years who have additional needs or are facing challenges that are difficult to overcome such as: issues at school, behavioural difficulties, Read More

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Mencap – Youth Inclusion Hub

Aims to make a real difference to the lives of children and young people with disabilities, by helping youth clubs, groups, organisations, uniformed sector and faith bases groups to be inclusive of all young people. The Youth Inclusion Hub project offers: Information and advice on how to be inclusive of Read More

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Mencap Children’s Centre

“Early Years Services/ the Mencap Children’s Centre are still open for the families that have been allocated a space for the 2020 – 2021 intake for the early intervention programme. There are face to face limitations for the Family Support and youth programmes but most have been moved to virtual Read More

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Centre for Independent Living NI (Southern Area Office)

Centre for Independent Living NI, which was set up in 2001 as Centre for Independent Living- Belfast, is an organisation run by disabled people for disabled people. We work to promote the principles of independent living and, in particular, to provide a range of services for people using or considering Read More