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Clear your
mind of Can't

SAMUEL JOHNSTON

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photo: Local politicians Mark Durkin, Jeffrey Donaldson and Particia Lewsley meet young people and volunteers from the Lisburn Families Project at Belfast's Waterfront Hall.

Positive Futures has
many valued friends.

Dermot Cavanagh presents BBC television's 'Awash With Colour' series and helped create our 2002 Christmas card.

Dermot worked with a person with a learning disability to produce the original painting which formed the centrepiece of the card.

Fermanagh-born actor Adrian Dunbar also promotes the work of Positive Futures and delivered a personal message with best wishes for the official launch of the Positive Futures name at Belfast's Waterfront Hall on 30th January 2003:

'Good luck with the work next year. I won't be around on 30th January, but I shall be in Belfast in the Spring.....maybe we could hook up then'.

BBC presenter Helen Mark, who is a Trustee of Positive Futures, hosted the launch of Positive Futures at the Waterfront Hall and assists Positive Futures on other occasions.

For people with a learning disability

One of our keenest supporters is TV Artist Dermot Cavanagh.

Photo: Dermot Cavanagh and a person with learning disabilities

Adrian Dunbar, another of our friends

Local politicians Mark Durkan, Jeffrey Donaldson and Particia Lewsley meet young people and volunteers from the Lisburn Families Project at Belfast's Waterfront Hall.

In September 2003, leading Irish fashion designer Michelle O'Doherty and Linda Weale, of Michelle O'Doherty Ltd helped Positive Futures organise a hugely successful Fashion Show at Belfast City Hall. This event was hosted by Belfast City Council and Lady Mayoress, Dympna Morgan.

Positive Futures is supported by many other individuals and businesses.

We thank them all.

Helen Mark, Trustee