Advice services

This session will build on learners existing knowledge of employment law matters. The session will take a brief look at employment law as a whole before concentrating on redundancy. It will take the participant through the basics of redundancy, looking at eligibility, calculations, employers responsibilities. This course is recommended for all users.

Do you live in the Lisburn & Castlereagh Borough Council area or work with groups within the Lisburn & Castlereagh Council area? We are providing free information sessions aimed at Asylum seekers, Refugees, and Migrants living in Northern Ireland. See details below:

Join us for the virtual Ballybeen ROC Conversation on Wednesday 24th March.

Join us on Tuesday 24th September for the Ballysillan ROC Conversation - book your FREE place online at www.roc.uk.com/ballysillan.

BCM has four supported housing projects throughout Northern Ireland for young people who have been through the care system or homelessness. This coming March, BCM is hosting an event in partnership with the Housing Executive for relevant stakeholders, organisations, charities and associations to come together to help beat homelessness across NI.

Want to know more about Befriending? What it is, what are the benefits?

Following on from the success of the WHO International Healthy Cities Conference, Changing Cities to Change the World, Celebrating thirty years of the Healthy Cites movement, held last week in Belfast, we are delighted to announce the Belfast Healthy Cities, ‘Healthy City’ 2018 awards.  There are four award categories, Promoting Health Equity; Healthy Places; Healthy Living and Engaging for Change. The call for entry is open until 5.00pm Monday 12 November 2018. Further information and to submit an online application visit https://awards.belfasthealthycities.com/ The awards will be presented at a high profile ceremony in Belfast on Tuesday 11 December 2018.

Valuing the combined lived experience of mental health and professional knowledge we co-produce courses to improve the wellbeing of people in the community of Belfast. Recovery College students include service users, families, friends, carers, staff and those with an interest in wellbeing and mental health. A peer educator with lived experience of mental health and a staff educator with knowledge of the subject area facilitate the workshops. The Belfast Recovery College welcomes everyone to attend our free wellbeing and mental health education and learning programmes. There are a range of courses open to the community of Belfast. All you have to do is enrol!

Valuing the combined lived experience of mental health and professional knowledge we co-produce courses to improve the wellbeing of people in the community of Belfast. Recovery College students include service users, families, friends, carers, staff and those with an interest in wellbeing and mental health. A peer educator with lived experience of mental health and a staff educator with knowledge of the subject area facilitate the workshops. The Belfast Recovery College welcomes everyone to attend our free wellbeing and mental health education and learning programmes. There are a range of courses open to the community of Belfast. All you have to do is enrol