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Child Contact Centre (Ballynahinch)

When families are separated we provide contact between the children and the non resident parent in a safe and non threatening environment. This is normally a temporary arrangement until more permenant structurescan be put in place. Families can be referred through solicitors or social workers and can also self refer Read More

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Headliners (Derry)

We provide a programme of personal development using media skills and journalism training.Service detailsContact person: Gareth DohertyAvailable age groups: 12-18 yrsFamilySupportNI categories: Employment/TrainingAreas covered: Armagh | Belfast | Castlereagh | Coleraine | Craigavon | Derry | Down | Lisburn | StrabaneSource: FamilySupportNI listing Read More

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Child Contact Centre (Belfast Central)

Central Belfast Child Contact Centre is a safe, friendly and neutral place where children of separated families can spend time with one or both parents, and sometimes other family members. It is a child-centred environment that puts the need of the children first.Child Contact Centres were set up to facilitate Read More

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Girls Brigade – 16th NI Seaview Presbyterian (Belfast)

How to Register for/Access Girls Brigade: Call in on a Monday evening and speak to one of the leaders or contact Margaret on seaviewgb@aol.com Registration Date: Anytime from September onwards. Days/Times of Girls Brigade: Monday Nights, Tiny Tots and Explorers from 6-7pm, Juniors and Seniors from 6.30-8pm and Brigaders 7.30pm Read More

Girls Brigade – 95th NI Bloomfield Ave Congregational (Belfast)

How to Register for/Access Girls Brigade: Come along on company meeting night. Registration Date: Anytime. Days/Times of Girls Brigade: Every Wednesday, 3-7 years from 6:15pm and 8 years upwards from 7:30pm. Section Age Groups: 3-7 years and 8 years upwards. Cost per Child/Family: £1 per week per child. Youth Activities Read More

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Girls Brigade – Banagher (Feeny)

How to Register for/Access Girls Brigade: GBNI website. Registration Date: First Monday in September. Days/Times of Girls Brigade: Monday 6:45-8:30pm. Section Age Groups: 3-18 years. Cost per Child/Family: £20 fee per year per child. Youth Activities include: Bible Study, Games, Craft, Sports and Cooking, etc.Service detailsContact person: Catherine GrantAvailable age Read More

Girls Brigade – 59th NI Greencastle Methodist (Belfast)

How to Register for/Access Girls Brigade: Contact details above. Registration Date: _ Days/Times of Girls Brigade: Fridays 7pm and Saturdays 10:30am. Section Age Groups: 3-7 years and 8-18 years. Cost per Child/Family: 50p per week. Youth Activities include: Handcrafts, P.E, Games, Bible Stories and Dance.Service detailsContact person: Mrs J HarknessAvailable Read More

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Girls Brigade – 167th NI Braniel (Belfast)

How to Register for/Access Girls Brigade: Contact details above or contact Girls Brigade Headquarters. Registration Date: Any time. Days/Times of Girls Brigade: Wednesday evenings 6:30-7.30pm. Section Age Groups: 3-11 years. Cost per Child/Family: £1 per child per week. Youth Activities include: Arts & crafts, performing arts, Bible teaching, games/sports, voluntary Read More
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Child Contact Centre (Armagh)

Armagh Child Contact Centre is staffed by a coordinator and volunteers who are impartial. We believe that every child matters. When family breakdown occurs, children do not have to miss out because their parents do not get along. We aim to provide a neutral environment that is safe, secure and Read More

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Include Youth (Derry)

The scheme works with predominantly care experienced young people (16-21) who have been assessed as being unable to participate in mainstream training and employment opportunities. We provide a supported work placement, essential skills, mentoring and personal development. Accredited and non-accredited training course and experimental learning. Programming is also open to Read More