Barnardo’s NI is the largest children’s charity in Northern Ireland. We work with children, young people and families across Northern Ireland to promote better outcomes and build better futures. We deliver a wide range of services, from providing family support and early intervention, to working directly with children and families who have experienced adversity and need our support.
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Parent and child foster placements can help keep families together. Join us to learn more about this specialised fostering support from a Barnardo's parent-and-child foster carer and one of the mothers she has helped.
Belfast
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Would you like to know more about short breaks fostering with Barnardo's? Then join us for a lively discussion with two short breaks foster carers and their Barnardo's social worker. We will discuss what short breaks fostering is and why this support service is so essential.
Belfast
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Ever thought about becoming a foster carer? Or a full time foster carer? Join a lively chat with experienced foster carers and the Barnardo's fostering team in these free online events.
Belfast
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Barnardo's NI
Barnardo's NI is delighted to have won the Institute of Fundraising Partnership of the Year Award 2018 through its partnership with PwC.
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The SATCHEL project aimed at giving children aged 4-6 years in the west the best start at primary school and encouraging parents to be more involved in their child’s education recently celebrated its achievements.
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Five North Belfast primary schools recently celebrated completing a Book Buddies Programme aimed at improving literacy, building friendships and addressing social and emotional well being.
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Barnardo’s NI recently launched a baby box pilot scheme aimed at mums-to-be who are in the later stages of pregnancy and are in a crisis situation including victims of domestic abuse, refugees and asylum seekers.
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Pupils from Edmund Rice College, Whitehouse Primary School and Little Flowers Girls’ School recently took part in a celebration of Barnardo’s ‘All Stars’ programme at Parliament Buildings, Stormont
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Barnardo's recently held a seminar on the merits of 'Access All Areas' an England and Wales initiative for care leavers with a view to introducing a similar programme in NI.
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Chelsea Duncan (18) and Acting Permanent Secretary Department of Social Development, Andrew Hamilton officially opened refurbished and extended accommodation costing £1.1million for Barnardo's NI Leaving Care Service in South Belfast.
