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Getting Ready for Baby Programme (GRFB) – Belfast Trust

The Getting Ready for Baby Programme (GRFB) supports parents to give their baby the best start in life and is part of the Northern Ireland Government Early Intervention Transformation Programme. In the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust a team of four midwives deliver antenatal care alongside group based antenatal Read More

Getting Ready for Baby Programme – Southern Trust

The Southern Health and Social Care Trust has launched a programme for first time parents. Getting Ready for Baby is a new way of delivering care and supporting parents through pregnancy, preparing for labour and the early days of baby’s life. Having a baby is a very exciting time. Along Read More

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Northern Ireland Rare Disease Partnership (NIRDP)

Northern Ireland Rare Disease Partnership (NIRDP) is an umbrella group working to raise awareness, connect, educate and innovate on behalf of the entire rare disease community!Contact us for Information, support, guidance and signposting at nirdp.org.ukWe support any individuals, family members, carers, friends or even health care professionals living or working Read More

Getting Ready for Baby Programme – South Eastern Trust

The South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust has launched a brand new programme 'Getting Ready for Baby ‘Getting Ready for Baby’ is a new way of delivering antenatal care linking clinical appointments with parenting education within Northern Ireland. The Solihull evidence-based programme supports first time parents through pregnancy, labour, Read More

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Mae Murray Foundation

Our vision is to create a modern-day inclusive society where everyone is able to take part. We are membership led and anyone who suffers social exclusion on the basis of disability, complex medical conditions and age can become a member, free of charge. We offer a variety of projects and Read More

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Parentline NI – Children in Northern Ireland

Parenting a child or young person can be hugely rewarding, however at times it can be challenging. Many carers can often feel like they are on their own with little or no support.Parentline NI is here for you and offers an impartial, non-judgemental listening ear. For advice on something specific Read More

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Domestic & Sexual Abuse Helpline – Nexus

The 24 Hour FREE CONFIDENTIAL Domestic and Sexual Abuse Helpline aims to offer support, help, signposting and referral to victims, family, friends and professionals For anyone experiencing domestic or sexual violence and abuse Contact the helpline by :Phone : 0808 802 1414 Email : help@dsahelpline.org Service details Available age groups: Read More

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Cancer Focus NI – Nurseline

We believe that it helps to talk – especially when it comes to concerns about cancer. Cancer Focus NI is the only local cancer charity to provide a free cancer information and support Nurseline for patients, their family members or friends, as well as members of the public – in Read More

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The Changing Lives Initiative

Early intervention programme for children with behaviours consistent with ADHD We are a community-based initiative. Our aim is to support families with children at risk of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and to create a better understanding of ADHD among families and professionals. We offer a fully funded early intervention, Read More

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Special Educational Needs – Education Authority

Children do not all learn at the same rate or pace. Some children and young people need extra help at school because they find it harder to learn than other people of their age or because they have a disability that makes it more difficult for them to learn. The Read More