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Health Visiting (North Belfast) Belfast Trust

What the service does Health visitors are registered nurses or midwives who have gained additional qualifications through further specialist training. Their additional training enables them to: assess the health needs of individuals, families and the wider community promote good health and prevent illness Health visitors play a crucial role in Read More
Phone: 7523039234

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16+ Team (Downpatrick) – South Eastern Trust

The LCAC service is available to Looked After Children between the age of 16-18years and those young people who are post 18 years and meet the thresholds under the aftercare legislation. It also provides support and advice for the young homeless aged 16 years and over who have been assessed Read More

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16+ Team (Newtownards) – South Eastern Trust

The LCAC service is available to Looked After Children between the age of 16-18years and those young people who are post 18 years and meet the thresholds under the aftercare legislation. It also provides support and advice for the young homeless aged 16 years and over who have been assessed Read More

Health Visiting (North Belfast) Belfast Trust

The Health Visiting Service The aim of the Health Visiting service is to promote the health of the whole community and to help in promoting healthy lifestyles addressing concerns about physical and mental well being. All Health Visitors are qualified nurses or midwives, with additional special training and experience in Read More

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Health Visiting (East Belfast) Belfast Trust

Health visitors are registered nurses or midwives who have chosen to gain additional qualifications through further specialist training at University. Their additional training, particularly in public health matters, enables them to assess the health needs of individuals, families and the wider community to promote good health and prevent illness. Health Read More

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Health Visiting (East Belfast and Castlereagh) Belfast Trust

The Health Visiting Service The aim of the Health Visiting service is to promote the health of the whole community and to help in promoting healthy lifestyles addressing concerns about physical and mental well being. All Health Visitors are qualified nurses or midwives, with additional special training and experience in Read More

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Health Visiting (North Belfast) – Belfast Trust

The Health Visiting Service The aim of the Health Visiting service is to promote the health of the whole community and to help in promoting healthy lifestyles addressing concerns about physical and mental well being. All Health Visitors are qualified nurses or midwives, with additional special training and experience in Read More

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Health Visiting (South Belfast) – Belfast Trust

The Health Visiting Service The aim of the Health Visiting service is to promote the health of the whole community and to help in promoting healthy lifestyles addressing concerns about physical and mental well being. All Health Visitors are qualified nurses or midwives, with additional special training and experience in Read More

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Transition Service 14+ – Education Authority

What is TransitionFor a child with Special Educational Needs, or a disability, transition from post primary provision can be very challenging both for the child and their family as they consider the next stage of their lives. The Transition planning process will usually begin when your child moves into Year Read More

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Health Visiting (South Belfast) Belfast Trust

The Health Visiting Service The aim of the Health Visiting service is to promote the health of the whole community and to help in promoting healthy lifestyles addressing concerns about physical and mental well being. All Health Visitors are qualified nurses or midwives, with additional special training and experience in Read More