Posted 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.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 16 September 2014
The recently launched Row the Erne curach was the centerpiece of the 10th birthday celebration of our Lakeland services, which was marked with a celebration fete at Derryad Boat Club in Lisnaskea.
Read the full articlePosted on Friday 05 September 2014
Cookstown Council Chairman Wilbert Buchanan has lent his support to our campaign to combat discrimination and abuse directed at people with a learning disability, acquired brain injury or autistic spectrum condition.
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 02 September 2014
Shelly King, who has been on an internship with us for the last year, has returned to her university course at University of Ulster. Before she left we asked her about her time with Positive Futures.
Read the full articlePosted on Thursday 28 August 2014
Belfast International Airport is the latest recipient of our “What About Me” Welcome Award for the VIP treatment it showed to one of the people we support.
Posted on Thursday 21 August 2014
An easy read leaflet explaining what our “What About Me?” Welcome Award is all about.
Posted on Thursday 21 August 2014
Members of the Positive Achievers Group in Newry recently enjoyed a well–earned break in Bundoran, Co. Donegal. The long–awaited weekend was a great success but “just not long enough” according to the group!
Read the full articlePosted on Tuesday 19 August 2014
Staff and people supported by our Lakeland Supported Living Service have been kept busy this summer as they took part in the build of a curach – a wooden framed Irish boat – as part of the Row The Erne project.
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