Posted on Tuesday 25 November 2014
We want as many people as possible to dress up as elves and go to Sainsbury’s in Bangor on Saturday 20 December.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 25 November 2014
Our Annual Report 2012–14 “Positive Feedback” sets out the achievements, events and financial detail of our work.
Posted on Thursday 20 November 2014
Our Head Office ladies are showing their support for #Movember!
Read the full articlePosted on Wednesday 12 November 2014
The Green Party has become the first political party in Northern Ireland to be given the Welcome Award for its attitude to people with a learning disability, acquired brain injury or autistic spectrum condition.
Read the full articlePosted on Thursday 16 October 2014
Our numbers have come up in style in the Big Lottery’s Awards for All programme – in the shape of a £10,000 award to fund a sensory garden at our Wheatfield Short Break Service in Belfast.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 14 October 2014
Shared Lives Week is here to celebrate and raise awareness of the amazing work Shared Lives carers do across the UK. The theme for Shared Lives Week 2014 is “Living Good Lives”.
Read the full articlePosted on Wednesday 08 October 2014
Our East Coast Supported Living Service are fondly remembering Brian and Bruce Beattie who have sadly passed away by installing a memorial bench in their office garden.
Read the full articlePosted on Wednesday 01 October 2014
Today is International Day of Older Persons. Our Better Futures Project supports older people who care for a family member with a learning disability.
Read the full articlePosted on Thursday 25 September 2014
At Positive Futures, we pride ourselves on our dedication and commitment to our staff. Read some of the positive resignation letters we’ve recently received.
Read the full articlePosted on Wednesday 24 September 2014
The sun was shining for Disability Pride in Belfast on Saturday 20 September 2014. Staff, volunteers and the people we support had a fantastic day at the event which kicked off at Writer’s Square early on Saturday morning with a parade which made its way down Royal Avenue finishing at Belfast City Hall.
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