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National Autistic Society (NAS) – Northern Ireland

We provide local specialist help, information and care across Northern Ireland for autistic children and adults, and their families. We offer health and social services including support in your home, short breaks and respite, social groups, relationship and health education, and parent groups.Find more information on website : National Autistic Read More

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Mid Ulster Child Contact Centre (Cookstown)

The Mid Ulster Child Contact Centre provides contact for mums, dads, parents and grandparents to have good positive contact in a safe, secure and child friendly environment with trained volunteers who are impartial and welcoming to all families. MUCCC is a stepping stone to allow families time to build trust Read More

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Marie Curie Hospice (Belfast)

The Marie Curie Patient and Family Support Team offer emotional, spiritual, psychological and practical support to patients, families and carers impacted by a life-limiting illness. This service is available to families throughout Northern Ireland. The team is comprised of social workers, counsellors and a chaplain. Types of support provided: Providing Read More

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Voice of Young People in Care (VOYPIC) – Lurgan

VOYPIC is a charity working across Northern Ireland promoting the rights and improving their lives of children and young people cared away from home. They may be living at home in care; with foster or kinship carers; in children’s homes; in secure settings; or in supported accommodation. They may be Read More
Phone: 02890 244888

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NSPCC Young Witness Service (All of Northern Ireland)

We provide support to all young witnesses and their carers/families before, during and after a criminal trial. Our aim is to reduce the risk of secondary abuse by the court system. To reduce the anxiety and stress experienced by young people having to give evidence in a criminal trial.For more Read More

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Mindwise (Northern Ireland) – Belfast

MindWise is a leading membership-based mental health charity in Northern Ireland. For over 50 years, we have been working with and for people of all ages directly affected by mental health issues, as well as families, carers, employers, and teachers.MindWise empowers those who use our advocacy services to take the Read More

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Barnardo’s NOVA Trauma Support Service (Banbridge)

Barnardo’s NOVA Trauma Support Service provides therapeutic support to children, young people and parents. The service is delivered with funding and support from the ‘Victims and Survivors Service’ on behalf of ‘The Executive Office’ and is available for families who have been affected by the N.I Conflict/’Troubles’. This could be Read More

Newstart Education Project (Belfast)

Newstart is a community based organisation in West Belfast which has served the community for over 20 years. As an Alternative Education Centre it provides a cross-community service for young people who are excluded or disengaged from the mainstream education system. It has developed an innovative approach to the education Read More

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Making Changes Project (Antrim) – Northern Trust

The Making Changes Project works with children/young people and their parents/carers were there are concerns that the child/young person has engaged in sexually harmful sexual behaviour.Service detailsAvailable age groups: 12yrs+FamilySupportNI categories: Family SupportAreas covered: Ballymena | Ballymoney | Carrickfergus | Coleraine | Cookstown | Larne | NewtownabbeyReferral methods: Social WorkerSource: Read More

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14+ Team Moving Forward Together (Craigavon and Banbridge) – Southern Trust

This is a statutory service which provides support to care leavers age 16-21 (or age 24 if in education)Service detailsContact person: Eilish Whitmarsh (Senior Social Worker)Available age groups: 16yrs+FamilySupportNI categories: Adoption Fostering & Looked After ChildrenAreas covered: Banbridge | CraigavonReferral methods: Self | Social WorkerSource: FamilySupportNI listing Read More