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Resurgam Healthy Living Centre (Lisburn)

We provide information and support to children, young people, their families and adults on a range of health and wellbeing issues. We have particular focus on adopting a social prescribing approach to promote physical and mental health and wellbeing. We provide support for children from age 5 including addressing issues Read More

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Family Support Hub (Outer South East Belfast) – Belfast Outcome Areas

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 North Belfast ) – Belfast

A Family Support Hub brings together organisations that can offer support to families with children (0-18yrs). This includes Community, Statutory and Voluntary organisations. The Family Support Hub meets once per month to match requests from families for support, to the most appropriate service(s). Each Hub has a Co-ordinator who has Read More

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Dunlewey Addiction Services (Head Office) – Belfast

Dunlewey was founded in 1987 and has been providing specialist services to those experiencing addiction issues ever since. We have branch offices in Belfast, Lisburn and Ballymena, and access to satellite bases across the island of Ireland. We offer a free and confidential counselling and mentoring programme for those experiencing 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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Early Intervention Service (EISS) – NIACRO (Belfast Area)

EISS is a home visiting service that provides 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 schoolBehavioural difficulties Coping with illness or bereavement Family difficulties Domestic violence and abuse Difficulties with Read More

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MACS Supporting children and Young People – Belfast (University Street)

We provide a range of support services for children and young people aged 16-25 years who haven’t had a fair deal in life. They may be experiencing a range of issues including: homelessness or at risk of homelessness, substance use, mental health difficulties, anti-social behaviour, leaving care, self-harm and/or suicidal Read More

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Early Years Team (Banbridge) – Southern Trust

Early Years Teams are specialist teams of social workers within Health and Social Care (HSC) Trusts who are responsible for the registration, inspection, monitoring and support of childminders and day care providers. Registration and inspection system By law, Social Services must operate a registration and inspection system for the following Read More

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Early Intervention Service (EISS) – Barnardo’s (South Eastern Area)

The EISS is a service that 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 • Coping with illness or bereavement • Family difficulties • Domestic Read More

National Children’s Bureau (NCB) – Belfast

NCB Northern Ireland (NCB) works to enhance the outcomes of children in Northern Ireland, through support to children and young people and to those who work with or for them. Our work programme includes practice development, direct participation work with children and young people, research and evaluation projects, as well Read More