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Group meets weekly every Tuesday evening at 7.30 pm Living with depression, anxiety or bipolar can be very isolating. AWARE's support groups provide an opportunity to meet others going through similar experiences as you. This peer-led support can help you understand your illness, allow you to speak freely about how Read More
Phone: 028 9035 7820
Group meets weekly every Tuesday evening at 6.45 pm Living with depression, anxiety or bipolar can be very isolating. AWARE's support groups provide an opportunity to meet others going through similar experiences as you. This peer-led support can help you understand your illness, allow you to speak freely about how Read More
Phone: 028 9035 7820
Group meets fortnightly on Wednesday evenings at 6.30 pm Living with depression, anxiety or bipolar can be very isolating. AWARE's support groups provide an opportunity to meet others going through similar experiences as you. This peer-led support can help you understand your illness, allow you to speak freely about how Read More
Phone: 028 7126 0602
Employability can often be mistaken for employment, but the two terms have quite distinct meanings. Employment is synonymous with having a job, whereas employability is associated with possessing qualities that facilitate and enhance employment opportunities. AMH advocates a “person centred” approach in assisting and supporting clients to return to work Read More
Phone: 028 9027 8283
Employability can often be mistaken for employment, but the two terms have quite distinct meanings. Employment is synonymous with having a job, whereas employability is associated with possessing qualities that facilitate and enhance employment opportunities. AMH advocates a “person centred” approach in assisting and supporting clients to return to work Read More
Phone: 028 3834 2220
Employability can often be mistaken for employment, but the two terms have quite distinct meanings. Employment is synonymous with having a job, whereas employability is associated with possessing qualities that facilitate and enhance employment opportunities. AMH advocates a “person centred” approach in assisting and supporting clients to return to work Read More
Phone: 028 3839 2314
Employability can often be mistaken for employment, but the two terms have quite distinct meanings. Employment is synonymous with having a job, whereas employability is associated with possessing qualities that facilitate and enhance employment opportunities. AMH advocates a “person centred” approach in assisting and supporting clients to return to work Read More
Phone: 028 9062 9759
At AMH New Horizons we support the recovery of adults experiencing mental ill health who are interested in progressing towards further education/training or employment. AMH NEW Horizons provides a comprehensive programme of specialist training in the areas of personal development, vocational skills and employability. Service details Contact person: Joanne Stroud Read More
Phone: 028 4461 3791
Action Mental Health can help in various ways :-Getting into work or staying in workMental Health Awareness, Education & TrainingSchools Programms & Young PeoplePersonal Development & SupportEating DisordersLearning DisabilityMental Health in the Workplace AdviceCounsellingPlease see website for more information about our servicesThe AMH Mindful Carers Project supports carers, young carers Read More
Phone: 028 6632 3630
Headway – the brain injury association is a charity set up to give help and support to people affected by brain injury. Through its network of more than 118 groups and branches across the UK, it provides support, services and information to brain injury survivors, their families and carers, as Read More
Phone: 075 5773 2807










