Posted on Tuesday 01 April 2014
Learning from staff feedback is essential for Positive Futures’ continued development as a learning Organisation. The Staff Survey gives all staff an opportunity to provide the Organisation with valuable feedback on a range of work related topics.
Posted on Tuesday 01 April 2014
Positive Futures places a very high value on its volunteers and the contribution they make to supporting people with a learning disability. Volunteers bring fresh energy and vitality, a wide range of skills, rich life experience and expertise to our Organisation. The survey aims to gain a greater understanding of volunteer’s perceptions across a range of topics.
Posted on Tuesday 01 April 2014
This survey was carried out during October 2013 and January 2014 and focused on understanding the perceptions of Adult Placement Providers within our Families Matter Adult Placement Service.
Posted on Friday 28 March 2014
Mums will be at the heart of the family this Sunday just as volunteers are at the heart of the support offered by Positive Futures every day. This Mother’s Day we honour all those mothers who bring their love and dedication to our services.
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Posted on Friday 28 March 2014
We have developed a range of leaflets which tell you all about our services and some of the different ways you can support us.
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Volunteering Leaflet
Fundraising Leaflet
Supported Living and Peripatetic Housing Support Services Leaflet
Family Support Services Leaflet
Adult Placement Leaflet
Personal Funders Leaflet
Self Directed Support
Student Job Opportunities
Self Directed Support Leaflet
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Posted on Thursday 20 March 2014
Work is progressing well. The delays caused by bad weather mean that the planned completion date has been postponed until early June 2014, however, the contractor hopes to make up some time as we progress.
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Posted on Tuesday 04 March 2014
Kirstie Greer (16) & our Chief Executive, Agnes Lunny speak on BBC Radio Ulster about Kirstie’s difficulties in the education system.
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Kirstie Greer and Agnes Lunny on Radio Ulster 28.02.14
Posted on Friday 28 February 2014
A Bangor mum whose teenage daughter has not attended school for two years has accused the education system of failing her family.
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Posted on Friday 21 February 2014
Our Better Together project recently received a major boost from the St James’s Place Foundation – a grant–making charity which aims to make a major difference to the lives of children and young people.
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