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Barnardo’s Northern Ireland

Barnardo’s NI works for children first and last. In over 100 years we have helped improve the lives and opportunities of tens of thousands of children in communities across Northern Ireland. We work wherever children need us most.

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Don't Box Me In!

March 2013

Disabled young people

Members of Barnardo's NI 'Disabled Children and You

ng People's Participation Project' based in Armagh recently took to the stage at the Market Place Theatre, Armagh in a production of their own. 'Don't Box Me In' highlighted the issues young people with disabilities experience when they move from child to adulthood. Pictured (l-r) are: Terry O'Connor, Sam Gibson and Aoife French.

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First Minister Gets Lowdown on Tullycarnet Family Project

March 2013

Peter Robinson

First Minister and East Belfast MLA Peter Robinson recently visited Barnardo's Tullycarnet Project in Dundonald. It has been supporting local families for over 15 years and offers a range of parenting support classes and afterschool clubs. Mr Robinson met 2 year old Alesha Anderson who was happy to share her views.




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