Posted on Tuesday 18 August 2015
Top Belfast music and cultural venue The Black Box has won our “What About Me?” Welcome Award for its inclusive attitude towards the people we support.
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Posted on Tuesday 28 July 2015
Our charity of the year partnership with Sainsbury’s in Bangor has bagged us a staggering £9,966. The partnership, which ran for a year, featured a huge range of fundraising events, from barbecues to bag packs.
Posted on Tuesday 30 June 2015
Our recent garden makeover for a Helen’s Bay family has become a poignant reminder of its eldest son, after he died earlier this year.
Posted on Tuesday 30 June 2015
Our new Autism Outreach Service supports children and young people with autism across the five legacy council areas of Limavady, Derry/Londonderry, Strabane, Omagh and Fermanagh.
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Posted on Thursday 25 June 2015
Better Together’s new resident DJ “Jam Master Jamie” has had staff in a spin after recently completing his DJ and Event Management course at the Black Box, Belfast.
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Posted on Wednesday 24 June 2015
Waterways Ireland are all aboard for our “What About Me?” Welcome Award, after being nominated by our Lakeland Family Support Service in Fermanagh.
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Posted on Wednesday 24 June 2015
Everyone had a slice of fun to go with their celebration cake as our Families Matter Shared Lives Service celebrated its 20th birthday at Carnfunnock Country Park earlier this month.
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Posted on Tuesday 16 June 2015
We are currently recruiting volunteer mentors for our Better Together Project.
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Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2015
Unpaid carers save the Health Service in Northern Ireland four and a half billion pounds a year – but many of them are socially isolated, worried about the future and largely ignored by society.
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Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2015
Earlier this year, we secured funding from the Western Health and Social Care Trust to deliver an Autism Outreach Service for children and young people.
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