Strathfoyle, 12 Bawnmore Place, Londonderry

We organise and manage a variety of courses which are academic, educational, and recreational in nature.  We run a creche in conjunction with all our daytime activities to enable individuals to attend.  We offer respite childcare on a sessional basis to allow 'Time Out', we have two Stay-N- Play groups, a Positive Ageing Programme, Careers Advice, Listening Ear Service.  We also accommodate a childminding network

84 Universisty Street, Belfast

Carecall offers to employers and employees a co-ordinated support to help manage a wide range of difficulties that arise in the workplace.This support comes in several forms, face to face counselling, structural telephone counselling, meditation, business and life coaching and stress management.

Burn Road, Cookstown

The council's Environmental Health Department provides the following services; Investigate and provide advice on complaints re: poor housing conditions, dampness, pests, noise complaints, harassment or illegal eviction. Operates an Oil Stamp Scheme to assist people in budgeting their fuel and provides advice on accident prevention and home energy efficiency. Inspect workplaces and provide advice on general workplace health and well being including stress.

17 - 21 Bishop Street, 3rd Floor, Londonderry

28 Cornmarket, Ballybot House, Newry

Newry and Mourne Mental Health Forum was established in 1993 to offer advice/information and signposting service to both mental health service users and carers throughout the district.

6a Rugby Avenue, Coleraine

Pavestone Centre - Preparation and Assessment for Vocation and EnjoymentPromoting natural living through productive and recreative activity. Paving the way for better health and a quality lifestyle

40 Linenhall Street, Belfast

RNIB NI's ECLO

Knockbracken Healthcare Park, Saintfield Road, Graham House , Belfast

The Stroke Association Northern Ireland is the only organisation in Northern Ireland solely dedicated to the needs of stoke survivors and people living with aphasia.  The Stroke Association NI is a community based charity, providing vital professionally led services such as speech and language therapy, family and carer support, training, information and advice to stroke survivors and people living with aphasia, their carers

5A Railway Road, Strabane

The service is provided for all clients who have a severe and enduring illness and depending on their needs they will be provided with the most appropriate follow up and care - staff within the team which is multidisaplinary in nature are trained and qualified in different areas to provide the most up to date evidence based practice.  If their needs cannot be met within team then other agencies can be accessed.

Warrenpoint, 4 Great George's Street, Newry

South Down Family Health Initiative (SDFHI) is a registered charity which aims to support and develop individuals and groups to reach their full potential through training education and support.