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Care for Cancer

Care for Cancer is a local charity which supports the community of Omagh and its surrounding areas. We provide information and practical support to those who have received a cancer diagnosis within a 26-mile radius of Omagh. The services we offer are: A drop-in centre run by volunteersTransport for hospital Read More
Phone: 028 82246599

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OGCancer NI

OGCancerNI was set up in 2018 specifically to benefit patients and families affected by Oesophago-gastric cancer. We have three main objectives: Support: To support patients and carers affected by Oesophago-Gastric (Oesophageal and Stomach) Cancer. Communication: To communicate the early signs and symptoms of Oesophago-Gastric cancer to promote early intervention. Advocate: Read More

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The Children’s Cancer Unit Charity

We help to provide vital resources for the Children’s Cancer Unit and invest in specialised staff, equipment, research and family support services including: Practical and financial aid: to ease the burdens families may face. Home-from-home comforts: including pizza and coffee supplies, seasonal treats and visits, fun decorations, toys and games Read More

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Connect North (Your Pathway to Wellbeing)

Connect North? Connect North is our social prescribing service for adults (18+) living in the Northern Health & Social Care Trust area. Connect North aims to help people find the right social, emotional and practical support close to home, improving wellbeing and reducing isolation. How Connect North can support you:A Read More
Phone: None

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incredABLE (Armagh)

Target Group : Learning Disability and/or Autism.Age Range : BIG – 7+ Big overnights/groups – 18+ Saturday Club – 5-12 years ASD – 7-18 years ASB – 18+ Incredable-y Made – 18+ Incredable Holidays – 18+BIG – Bespoke Individual Group – 1:1/group community project. This usually happens on a weekly Read More

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Friends of the Cancer Centre

Our work focuses on four key areas – patient care, patient comfort, research and cancer awareness – supporting cancer services throughout Northern Ireland. We know that coming for cancer treatment can be daunting, but we are here to make things a little bit easier. Supporting Staff: The charity currently supports Read More

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Incredable – POP and YEP

IncredABLE – Peer Opportunity Programme (POP) and Youth Empowerment Programme (YEP) Target Group :14-17 years POP – Peer Outing Programme – meets on the first Saturday of every month to do community-based activities, e.g. bowling, cinema, beach, mini golf etc. 3 of these weekends are residentials. Times: 10am-4pm. YEP – Read More

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Transition Inclusion Service – Barnardo’s (Southern Trust Area)

Barnardo’s Transition and Inclusion Service (TIS) supports young people aged 16-21 with a learning disability, autism and/or physical disability in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust (SHSCT) area of Northern Ireland as they transition into adult services.Over 12 weekly sessions the service aims to: Provide 1:1 support & home Read More

Advice Services Skeoge (ASK)

Providing welfare rights advice on;Universal CreditHousing BenefitTax CreditsChild BenefitCarers AllowancePIPDLSESAAttendance AllowancePension CreditState pension Service details Available age groups: all ages FamilySupportNI categories: Financial/Welfare Advice Areas covered: Derry Referral methods: Self Source: FamilySupportNI listing Read More
Phone: 02871 164792

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Brooklands Youth Centre (Dundonald)

Brooklands Youth Centre offers children and young people in the Dundonald area aged 8 – 25, a wide range of activities and projects aimed at supporting emotional, personal and social development outside of the school setting. All staff are fully trained in youth work practices to engage with children and Read More