This #AlcoholAwarenessNI we wanted to let you know we are here for you! We are providing online support- if you live in the Belfast/Western Trust area, we can help you on your recovery. Get in touch with the team today! Remember there is #noshame in reaching out for support!
Shape the next stage of Belfast’s journey.
Belfast Agenda Review – Engagement Plan (Phase 1)
The engagement plan has been drafted to achieve the following engagement outcomes from the initial phase of Belfast Agenda: Continuing the Conversation which seeks to reach consensus on:
• The long-term vision and outcomes for Belfast (to 2035); and
• The short-term priorities, which will form the focus of community planning activity over the period 2022-2026.
The Plan includes four flagship area-based, online workshops, for which we will work with local partners to plan and deliver the event. Please note that while further thematic events are planned for Phase 2 (Action Planning), an Engagement Toolkit will be provided for all partners should they wish to lead/ deliver additional events or engage their stakeholders directly. It is proposed that any information captured from these events is fed back to communityplanning@belfastcity.gov.uk
It is assumed that lockdown measures will remain in place for the near future and therefore, most engagement events will at least initially take place virtually or online. However, if the situation improves, we will allow for face-to-face engagement later in the process.
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Can you tell when your child may be feeling stressed about something that’s happening in their lives? Here are some signs you can look for:
An updated SEN Resource – ‘Social Behaviour and Emotional Wellbeing’ – is available to view on the Department’s new SEN Resource landing page under the Social, behavioural, emotional and wellbeing tile.
Link here: https://bit.ly/3v0NyCv
This week is #CarersWeek, and we know that the pandemic will have placed additional pressure on many young carers.
We’ve pulled together some recommended resources and advice for young people, and schools, on supporting young carers’ mental health. https://www.place2be.org.uk/about-us/news-and-blogs/2020/june/supporting-young-carers-mental-health/
