Belfast Locality Planning Newsletter – 19th February 2026

A digital information update titled “Locality Planning Belfast – Information Update 19/02/26.” The top left displays the CYPSP logo, and the top right shows the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust logo. Two programme flyers are shown side by side.The flyer on the left is titled “Walking on Eggshells – Nonviolent resistance programme.” It includes details about a child‑to‑parent violence intervention programme, outlining session topics such as de‑escalation, increasing parental presence, creating a support network, and developing self‑care. The flyer lists session dates on Thursdays from 7pm–9pm across six weeks and provides a registration link and contact information.
The flyer on the right is titled “I Have a Teenager – Get Me Outta Here!” from Ashton North Belfast. It advertises a two‑day programme aimed at supporting parents or carers of teenagers, covering communication, conflict, problem‑solving, and relationship‑building. Programme dates, times, the venue at Ashton Centre on Churchill Street, and booking details are included, along with a small QR code at the bottom.
At the bottom of the overall image, a blue banner invites readers to email LocalityPlanning@belfasttrust.hscni.net to share information with Locality Planning Group members.

A digital information update titled “Locality Planning Belfast – Information Update 19/02/26.” The top left displays the CYPSP logo, and the top right shows the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust logo. Two programme flyers are shown side by side. The flyer on the left is titled “Walking on Eggshells – Nonviolent resistance programme.” It includes details about a child‑to‑parent violence intervention programme, outlining session topics such as de‑escalation, increasing parental presence, creating a support network, and developing self‑care. The flyer lists session dates on Thursdays from 7pm–9pm across six weeks and provides a registration link and contact information. The flyer on the right is titled “I Have a Teenager – Get Me Outta Here!” from Ashton North Belfast. It advertises a two‑day programme aimed at supporting parents or carers of teenagers, covering communication, conflict, problem‑solving, and relationship‑building. Programme dates, times, the venue at Ashton Centre on Churchill Street, and booking details are included, along with a small QR code at the bottom. At the bottom of the overall image, a blue banner invites readers to email LocalityPlanning@belfasttrust.hscni.net to share information with Locality Planning Group members.

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Belfast Locality Planning Newsletter – 5th February 2026

A newsletter titled “Locality Planning Belfast – Information Update 22/01/26” from CYPSP and the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. On the left is a colourful illustrated poster showing a lively urban street scene with people, bright neon-style signs, and large text reading “Bank of Ideas 2026.” On the right is information about the reopening of the Bank of Ideas 2026 – Creative Community Fund, including the deadline (Monday 23rd March, 5pm), a description of the programme, details about participatory budgeting, and links to apply or register for an information event. At the bottom is a blue banner encouraging readers to share information with the Belfast Locality Planning Group via email

A newsletter titled “Locality Planning Belfast – Information Update 22/01/26” from CYPSP and the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. On the left is a colourful illustrated poster showing a lively urban street scene with people, bright neon-style signs, and large text reading “Bank of Ideas 2026.” On the right is information about the reopening of the Bank of Ideas 2026 – Creative Community Fund, including the deadline (Monday 23rd March, 5pm), a description of the programme, details about participatory budgeting, and links to apply or register for an information event. At the bottom is a blue banner encouraging readers to share information with the Belfast Locality Planning Group via email

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Stronger Together: Information Day for Children with Additional Needs – 23 March 2026

Save the date for Stronger Together: Information Day for Children with Additional Needs.

Monday 23rd March, 9.30-3.30pm in Belfast Castle.

A colourful invitation poster titled “You Are Invited” for an event called “Stronger Together: An Information Day for Children with Disabilities & Additional Needs.” The poster says the event will feature stalls from local services and community organisations, presentations, and information on health, education, and family support. At the bottom, illustrations of three stalls are shown. The event takes place on Monday 23 March, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Belfast Castle on Antrim Road. It notes that a light lunch and refreshments are provided. A badge-shaped graphic says “Join Us!” and a small coffee cup illustration appears on the right. Text at the bottom states that all are welcome, and parents, carers, and professionals do not need to pre-register. Logos for Stronger Together and the Belfast Health & Social Care Trust appear at the bottom.

A colourful invitation poster titled “You Are Invited” for an event called “Stronger Together: An Information Day for Children with Disabilities & Additional Needs.” The poster says the event will feature stalls from local services and community organisations, presentations, and information on health, education, and family support. At the bottom, illustrations of three stalls are shown. The event takes place on Monday 23 March, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Belfast Castle on Antrim Road. It notes that a light lunch and refreshments are provided. A badge-shaped graphic says “Join Us!” and a small coffee cup illustration appears on the right. Text at the bottom states that all are welcome, and parents, carers, and professionals do not need to pre-register. Logos for Stronger Together and the Belfast Health & Social Care Trust appear at the bottom.

A “Save the Date” poster from Belfast Health & Social Care Trust for an event titled “Stronger Together: An Information Day for Children with Additional Needs.” The poster announces that the day will feature stalls and presentations from statutory, community, voluntary, and independent sector agencies. The date is Monday 23 March, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Belfast Castle, Antrim Road. Illustrations of three market‑style stalls appear near the centre. A badge-shaped graphic reads “Join Us!” and a QR code appears on the right. Text at the bottom invites organisations to register as stallholders and provides contact details for Aimee Cunningham. Logos for Stronger Together and Belfast Health & Social Care Trust are displayed at the bottom

A “Save the Date” poster from Belfast Health & Social Care Trust for an event titled “Stronger Together: An Information Day for Children with Additional Needs.” The poster announces that the day will feature stalls and presentations from statutory, community, voluntary, and independent sector agencies. The date is Monday 23 March, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Belfast Castle, Antrim Road. Illustrations of three market‑style stalls appear near the centre. A badge-shaped graphic reads “Join Us!” and a QR code appears on the right. Text at the bottom invites organisations to register as stallholders and provides contact details for Aimee Cunningham. Logos for Stronger Together and Belfast Health & Social Care Trust are displayed at the bottom

 

Belfast Locality Planning Newsletter – 22nd January 2026

Locality Planning Belfast information update dated 22 January 2026. The image includes CYPSP and Belfast Health and Social Care Trust logos. The update announces newly published interactive statistical reports on the CYPSP maps platform. Text describes three report types: Trust Area Reports with high-level outcomes at Health and Social Care Trust and Outcomes Group levels; LGD Area Reports showing outcomes at Local Government District level for local comparisons; and UNCRC Reports focused on children’s rights and wellbeing under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. A link to the reports page is provided. A footer banner invites users to email LocalityPlanning@belfasttrust.hscni.net with information for sharing.

Locality Planning Belfast information update dated 22 January 2026. The image includes CYPSP and Belfast Health and Social Care Trust logos. The update announces newly published interactive statistical reports on the CYPSP maps platform. Text describes three report types: Trust Area Reports with high-level outcomes at Health and Social Care Trust and Outcomes Group levels; LGD Area Reports showing outcomes at Local Government District level for local comparisons; and UNCRC Reports focused on children’s rights and wellbeing under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. A link to the reports page is provided. A footer banner invites users to email LocalityPlanning@belfasttrust.hscni.net with information for sharing.

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Belfast Locality Planning Newsletter – 8th January 2026

A digital newsletter titled “Locality Planning Belfast – Information Update 08/01/26.” The header includes logos for CYPSP and Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. Below, the main section features the Digital Health & Care Northern Ireland (DHCNI) logo and text in bold: “Cold weather and winter bugs can affect our health, but there are things we can all do to keep well.” Additional text explains that apps can provide information, advice, and motivation, helping people manage health concerns such as breathing conditions, stopping smoking, keeping active, promoting good sleep, and general well-being. A link reads “Stay safe this winter – DHCNI.” At the bottom, a blue banner invites readers to share information via email at LocalityPlanning@belfasttrust.hscni.net

A digital newsletter titled “Locality Planning Belfast – Information Update 08/01/26.” The header includes logos for CYPSP and Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. Below, the main section features the Digital Health & Care Northern Ireland (DHCNI) logo and text in bold: “Cold weather and winter bugs can affect our health, but there are things we can all do to keep well.” Additional text explains that apps can provide information, advice, and motivation, helping people manage health concerns such as breathing conditions, stopping smoking, keeping active, promoting good sleep, and general well-being. A link reads “Stay safe this winter – DHCNI.” At the bottom, a blue banner invites readers to share information via email at LocalityPlanning@belfasttrust.hscni.net

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