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Save The Children – Families Connect

We directly help children in Northern Ireland get a better start in life by delivering programmes with children and families in schools. Families Connect focuses on supporting parents and children to learn together. It helps parents to support their children’s learning in three key areas: Literacy and language development Numeracy Read More

Recovery College – WHSCT Area

Mental Health Recovery Services in the Western Trust exist to support people with serious and enduring mental health problems in their personal journey towards recovery. The aim of the service is to meet the mental health care needs of service users by making the best of available resources to provide Read More

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Fostering Recruitment, Training and Placement Team – Southern Trust

We would like to recruit people who are patient, understanding, compassionate and flexible (and with a sense of humour!) and who have time and space in their lives to devote to a child / young person’s needs. Trusts want to find the right foster home for each child / young Read More

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Southern Trust Infant CAMHS (iCAMHS)

i-CAMHS, is an important part of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service. The i in i-CAMHS represents infants, whose emotional and mental health needs also need to be considered by any CAMHS service. i-CAMHS offers direct support to infants 0-3 years and their parents or carers. The project also Read More
Phone: 2838360680

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GROW Partnership

What is the Grow Partnership? The GROW (Growth, Resilience, Opportunities and Work) Partnership is designed to enhance your wellbeing and resilience, while taking positive steps to secure sustainable employment. GROW will enhance your life and work skills and help you to realise your full potential. 21 Training is contracted to Read More
Phone: 07739 651536

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Rathview Mews Supported Living Service

This facility provides support to people who have difficulty living independently due to severe and enduring mental illness and related difficulties. The facility contains 12 individual self-contained flats providing transition for service users who require higher levels of support, rather than care, as they progress along their road to recovery Read More

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The Changing Lives Initiative – Colin Neighbourhood Partnership

The Changing Lives Initiative is aimed at supporting families of children aged 3 to 7 years with behaviours consistent with ADHD. It offers a fully funded programme for families consisting of an information and awareness session, a screening session and an intervention in the form of a 20 session Incredible Read More

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Transform – Peace4Youth

This is a partnership project between Youth Link, Youth Initiatives and MENCAP TRANSFORM seeks to engage with young people from Protestant, Catholic and minority groups to participate in youth work programmes that will explore the themes of Personal Development, Good Relations and Active Citizenship. Specifically aimed at young people aged Read More

Community Family Support Programme – Fermanagh

Community Family Support Programme (CFSP) help individuals / families address the employment, educational, training, health, social and economic issues which are causing problems getting into education, training or employment. Who is CFSP for? • “Aged 16-74years old, not in education or training, unemployed or working under 48 hours / week, Read More

Make the Call

Are you missing out ? To make sure you're getting all the benefits, services and supports you're entitled to, Make the Call on freephone 0800 232 1271.Service detailsAvailable age groups: All AgesFamilySupportNI categories: Financial/Welfare AdviceAreas covered: All of N IrelandReferral methods: SelfSource: FamilySupportNI listing Read More