Young people with additional needs invited to SAIL activity programme Registration Day in West Belfast
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Where? Pastoral centre, St Pauls Parish Grounds, 125 Falls Rd, Belfast BT12 6AB
When? Wednesday 15th September 2021 from 10:00am until 12:00pm
Who? 16-30 year olds with additional needs
What? Information on Autonomie and the SAIL (Social and Independent Living) Programme, meet SAIL Programme team and potential participants, find out about activities on offer and have a go at some activities during Registration Day.
Sharon Quinn, Autonomie's Family Voice Hub Co-Ordinator will also be available on the day for a coffee and a chat for any parents and/or siblings who are coming along.
The SAIL Programme will begin in October 2021 at Pastoral centre, St Pauls Parish Grounds at last for 6 months.
SAIL is free to attend and offers young people with complex additional needs a learn new skills, have new experiences and meet new people.
To find out more about SAIL project visit: http://www.autonomie.org.uk/sail-project
For more information about Autonomie you can visit http://www.autonomie.org.uk
For further information about SAIL or Registration Day please email Nicole Hammond, SAIL Youth Development Officer at nicoleautonomie@gmail.com
- Advice services
- Carers
- Children and families
- Disability
- Health and wellbeing
- Sport/recreation
- Young people
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Pastoral Centre
St Pauls Parish Grounds, 125 Falls Rd
Belfast
BT12 6AB
United Kingdom
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About SAIL Pilot Programme
In May 2021 the National Lottery Community Fund has awarded Autonomie a £426,182 grant to run a pilot project for isolated young people ages 16-30 years who have complex additional needs. This three year project is running a fun learning experience to help these vulnerable young people develop or improve basic independent living skills and empower them to live more independent and confident lives within their own communities. The project will operate in Antrim and Newtownabbey, Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon, Ards and North Down, Belfast City, Lisburn and Castlereagh, Mid and East Antrim, Newry Mourne and Down and Mid Ulster local council areas over the three year project.
Young people with additional needs invited to SAIL activity programme Registration Day in West Belfast
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