Young People

Get your IT Degree without the Debt! A Higher Level Apprenticeship is an opportunity for you to get your degree without any student debt. You work for an employer and earn a salary whilst studying for your Foundation Degree. And the best part is - you work alongside an experienced professional mentor so you gain invaluable work experience whilst studying.

Casual and Full Time Opportunities Available in Social Care

Award-winning charity Autonomie is hosting a Macmillan Coffee Morning this Saturday (September 28) in Belfast. The open event will be held at the charity's centre Lilac House (Linked Independent Living and Advice Centre) and is being organised by young people with additional needs in the community that attend the charity's practical activity programme Freedom2Choose.

Roísín and Chris are launching a new Futures programme in Belfast. This group is open to young people aged 16-24 in the Belfast area. This is an inclusive LGBTQ+ project. The six month programme focuses on; personal development, communication, wellness, team work skills and leadership. You will receive £8 per day you attend, travel costs and child care assistance.

HABC Level 2 Award in Understanding Infection Prevention and Control in Health and Care Settings (RQF)

Level 3 Risk Assessment

Come along to our ABC area intergenerational network meeting to connect with others interested in intergenerational work and find out opportunities to get involved

This workshop provides an opportunity to: - Explore different methods of involving young people in your organisation - Identify strengths and weaknesses of different approaches - Learn from other organisations via examples of good practice - Reflect on your own practice and identify areas for improvement

Youth Dance Theatre for young people aged 12-24, 7pm- 8:30pm every Wednesday

On Thursday 9 November 2023, ‘Reimagine Children’s Collective’ – a group of charities working with children, young people and families in NI, will be launching a joint position paper to respond to the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care Services in Northern Ireland. This in-person event will take place at 10:00am – 12:30pm in the Long Gallery, Parliament Buildings, Belfast.

NCB ensures that children and young people’s views and experiences guide every aspect of our work, helping us to inform policy and practice in order to bring about lasting change for children and young people, families and communities. We do this to fulfil our obligations for the promotion of the rights of all children and young people, recognising that young people are experts in their own lives and that their direct input into issues affecting them is critical in developing services which are fit for purpose.

Could you face sleeping outside for one night in November so a young person doesn't have to? MACS Supporting Children and Young People invite you to Sleep Out on 14th November at Victoria Park Belfast whilst raising funds and awareness to end youth homelessness.