Our Offices
Office One - South Eastern Health & Social Care TrustMartin is a South Eastern Trust Community Health Development Worker. Martin is based in the centre to work with all groups in the area to improve the health and wellbeing of people in Old Warren. He can support any group in the community such as older people, young people, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, men's and women's groups. Martin has developed a number of programmes for local people such as weight loss/management, physical activity, stress management and mental health protection. If you are a member of a group or association and would like to speak with Martin about how he can assist you please call 07834929104.
Office Two-LaganView Joanne Casey, Centre Manager, for LaganView is based here from Monday to Thursday from 8.30am-5.00pm for anyone wishing to make enquiries.
Joanne can be contacted on 028 92670055 or via email: info@laganviewenterprise.com
Office Three -The Resurgam TrustThis new community support organisation has been developed with the aim of connecting individuals, groups and transformed communities to creat a sustainable environment in which all are proud to live, learn, play and work. Resurgam will create growth opportunities through support, capacity building and social economy initiatives to sustain regeneration in the Greater Lisburn area through building connections and alliances to positively influence decisions that will affect the communities served by the Trust and its members. Contact 028 9267 0755 for more information or email resurgamtrust@yahoo.co.uk for more information. Click here to read about the Trust's early years initiative plans.
Office Four - The Welcome House ProjectThis project is aimed at supporting migrant workers rights in the Lisburn area. This project is a partnership between Old Warren Partnership, Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities (NICEM) and UNISON. Olga and Asia, the project and support workers welcome all migrant workers who need help, advice or information on all or some for the following areas:
- Free and confidential interpreting
- Advice on local services (education, housing, benefits, leisure etc)
- Signposting to relevant agencies (Healthcare, employment rights etc)
- Opportunity to network with people from different countries and share all your experiences.
The Welcome House is also giving migrant workers the opportunity to enrol for English classes, beauty classes, art classes and parenting courses. Support workers will be there from 9am-5pm every weekday and from 10am -1pm on a Saturday to help you with any issue.
Please call the Welcome Project on 028 9266 4443 or visit www.thewelcomehouse.co.uk.
Please call the Welcome Project on 028 9266 4443 or visit www.thewelcomehouse.co.uk.
