Posted on Wednesday 15 April 2015
The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) is the independent body responsible for monitoring and inspecting the quality of health and social care services in Northern Ireland and encouraging improvements in the quality of these services. Please find below inspection reports for Positive Futures for 2014–15.
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Wheatfield SBS 240614
Wheatfield SBS 140115
Wheatfield SBS 210115
Families Matter SLS 050315
Ards Peninsula SLS 191114
Crescent SLS 251114
Sperrin SLS 111114
Magherafelt SLS 230315
Cookstown SLS 300315
Lakeland SLS 100315
Windermere SLS 230315
Posted on Wednesday 25 March 2015
Manchester United fan Graeme Mackey felt as if he’d scored a hat trick when he received a letter from his favourite team.
Read the full articlePosted on Friday 20 March 2015
To mark World Down Syndrome Day on 21 March 2014, we hear from Elaine about how support from Positive Futures ensured her son Aaron had a smooth transition from children’s services to adult’s services.
Read the full articlePosted on Wednesday 18 March 2015
Volunteering efforts across Northern Ireland were recently recognised at an event hosted by Volunteer Now in The Waterfront Hall, Belfast.
Read the full articlePosted on Wednesday 18 March 2015
People supported by our Windermere Supported Living Service were delighted to receive a donation of plants and seeds from the local Sainsbury’s store in Lisburn.
Read the full articlePosted on Thursday 05 March 2015
This Sunday, 8 March 2015, people across the world will mark International Women’s Day, a day aimed at inspiring women and celebrating their achievements. We’re marking this day by featuring two of the many inspirational women in our Organisation.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 03 March 2015
On 25 February, we brought together our volunteers from across the country to a celebration event in Riddel Hall, Queen’s University, Belfast. We wanted to highlight the fabulous work our volunteers do every day. We are supported by over 110 volunteers, aged from 16 years old right up to 70+ years old.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 03 March 2015
Belfast’s Odyssey Arena has been presented with our “What About Me?” Welcome Award after being given the thumbs up by some of the people we support.
Read the full articlePosted on Thursday 19 February 2015
The Lady Captain of Clandeboye Golf Club (2014/15) showed a special kind of drive in her year of adopting us as her chosen charity.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 10 February 2015
Sarah Silcock recently spent two weeks with Positive Futures on an “alternative placement”. Sarah is studying at Stranmillis University, Belfast. We caught up with Sarah to find out what she thought of her experience with us.
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