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Women’s TEC (Belfast)

Training for women in non traditional skills i.e joinery, electric. Free Creche on site.Service detailsContact person: Ruth McAteer (Receptionist & Administration officer)Available age groups: All AgesFamilySupportNI categories: Employment/TrainingAreas covered: BelfastReferral methods: Health Visitor | Self | Social WorkerSource: FamilySupportNI listing Read More

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Northern Ireland Cancer Network (NICaN)

The Northern Ireland Cancer Network was formed to ensure that cancer services continued to develop on an equitable basis across Northern Ireland. It provides a platform to bring together those organisations involved in planning and delivering cancer services together with people who use them. This partnership working is aimed at Read More

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Northern Ireland New Entrant Service (NINES) – Belfast Trust

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in collaboration with the Public Health Agency and the Health and Social Care Board, has established an evidence based Nurse-led service for new entrants to Northern Ireland. The project provides a variety of clinics to support the health and social well-being of new immigrants Read More

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Sexual Health Service – South Eastern Trust

The South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust Sexual Health Service is based at the Downe Hospital, Downpatrick, with additional clinics in Bangor and Lisburn. You do not have to be referred by a doctor. We provide free sexual health care and advice for all age groups, including testing and Read More

Family Caring Centre – Antrim

First Steps Crèche is our childcare facility for 12 months – 4 years old, managed by an excellent and long- standing team of staff. The Crèche runs from Monday to Friday 9.15-12.15. We have 2 rooms the 12 months to 2 years and then the 3 to 4 year olds. Read More
Phone: 028 94464619

Western Area Community Addiciton Service (Treatment Unit ATU) – Omagh

Referral to the unit is via your local CommunityAddiction Team (CAT). Your GP is aware of how to refer you into your local CAT Team.Service detailsAvailable age groups: 18yrs +FamilySupportNI categories: Drug/Alcohol MisuseAreas covered: Derry | Fermanagh | Limavady | Omagh | StrabaneReferral methods: GP | Social WorkerSource: FamilySupportNI listing Read More

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Family Nurse Partnership – Southern Trust

Family Nurse Partnership (FNP): Is an evidence based, nurse led programme, which helps to improve the health, well-being and self-sufficiency of clients and their children. What happens in pregnancy and in the first years of a baby’s life has a major influence on his/her subsequent behaviours, education, employment, health and Read More

ALCOHOL & DRUGS CO ORDINATOR, COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAM FOR OLDER PEOPLE 65YRS +

Drug & Alcohol Service for Older People – Domiciliary Outreach Programme This programme concentrates on those older people with drug and alcohol related problems, their carer’s, family and friends within the northern sector of the WHSCT. The programme is delivered by a Drugs and Alcohol Co-ordinator. There are 3 main Read More
Phone: 028 71314239

Family Nurse Partnership – Western Trust

What happens during pregnancy and in the first years of a baby’s life has a major influence on his or her subsequent behaviour, education, employment, health and other life chances. Family Nurse Partnership (FNP) is an intensive preventive programme for first time young parents. It runs from early pregnancy until Read More

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MACS Supporting children and Young People (Newry)

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
Phone: 02830 828312