Include Youth

Include Youth Supports young people in care, or from disadvantaged communities whose rights are not being met.

Charity number: NIC 103383
Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20206712 Include Youth is a regional rights-based charity for young people in or leaving care, from disadvantaged communities or whose rights are not being met to improve their employability and personal development. The organisation was established in May 1979 as the Northern Ireland Intermediate Treatment Association (NIITA).

18/06/2026

Something exciting is coming... πŸ‘€

On 28th June, we'll be sharing a powerful opportunity to help unlock potential, create opportunities, and support young people to thrive.

Stay tuned to find out how you can be part of making a lasting difference. πŸ’™
BBC Radio Ulster

Our Give & Take young people in Belfast enjoyed a brilliant English class with Dave this morning! ⭐After a week of stres...
18/06/2026

Our Give & Take young people in Belfast enjoyed a brilliant English class with Dave this morning! ⭐

After a week of stress and tension, Dave got everyone outside with some chalk and encouraged them to write down reasons why "the world is great."

It was a simple but powerful activity that sparked positivity and great conversations

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

🚨 WE'RE HIRING! 🚨We're looking for a caring, passionate, and motivated individual to join our team in Armagh.This reward...
17/06/2026

🚨 WE'RE HIRING! 🚨

We're looking for a caring, passionate, and motivated individual to join our team in Armagh.

This rewarding role involves supporting care-experienced young people to overcome barriers and progress into education, employment, and training. You'll work directly with young people through both group sessions and one-to-one support, helping to assess their needs, build their confidence, and achieve their goals.

The role also involves working closely with employers and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to provide the best possible support for young people.

If you're passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people, we'd love to hear from you.

πŸ“ Armagh
πŸ“„ Applications will only be accepted via CV.
πŸ”— Apply through our website: https://includeyouth.org/all-about-us/careers/

16/06/2026

As part of an intergenerational project, the Strive young people from 21 Training have spent the last six weeks visiting their local day centre. Throughout the project, they have taken part in a variety of activities, shared stories and experiences, and led games with the day centre users.

It has been a fantastic opportunity to build connections across generations, learn from one another, and create lasting memories within the community.
Special EU Programmes Body - SEUPB

Include Youth | Lifford Clonleigh Resource Centre | Alternatives Restorative Justice | Youth Initiatives | Newstart Education Centre

HeadsUP | Rutledge DownpatrickYoung people explored what social identity means, discussed the groups and communities the...
16/06/2026

HeadsUP | Rutledge Downpatrick
Young people explored what social identity means, discussed the groups and communities they belong to, and reflected on why identity is an important part of who we are. They then brought their ideas to life by creating canvases that represented their unique identities.

A fantastic session filled with creativity, self-expression, and meaningful conversations.

Special EU Programmes Body - SEUPB OUR Generation Rutledge Training

It is deeply disappointing that the Petition of Concern has been used to block amendments seeking to raise the age of cr...
15/06/2026

It is deeply disappointing that the Petition of Concern has been used to block amendments seeking to raise the age of criminal responsibility.

This represents a misuse of a mechanism designed to protect minority rights. It should not be used to block progress on fundamental issues facing disadvantaged children and young people.

We urge MLAs who used the PoC to seriously reconsider. It will be our most disadvantaged children and young people who pay the price.

Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People Children's Law Centre VOYPIC Children in Northern Ireland (CiNI) NIACRO

It was a busy week for our Tallaght Give & Take young people as they completed their final OCN module before their summe...
15/06/2026

It was a busy week for our Tallaght Give & Take young people as they completed their final OCN module before their summer camp! πŸ•οΈ

Throughout the week, the group focused on developing teamwork, employability, and independent living skills. One challenge saw the young people tasked with shopping for and preparing lunch for five people on a budget of just €15.

The group chose to make fajitas, recognising them as a healthy, affordable alternative to takeaways while learning valuable budgeting and cooking skills along the way. πŸŒ―πŸ‘

Child and Family Agency - Tusla

Some fantastic work has been taking place across the Heads Up (Our Generation) programme 🌟At Ballyclare Secondary School...
10/06/2026

Some fantastic work has been taking place across the Heads Up (Our Generation) programme 🌟

At Ballyclare Secondary School, young people explored what mental health means to them individually and created action plans focused on improving and supporting their wellbeing. Ballyclare Secondary School - Official

In Castlereagh & Lisburn Heads Up at Rutledge Belfast, session two focused on stress and coping mechanisms. Young people identified positive coping strategies, explored personal stress triggers, and finished the session with a fun activity making stress balls. Rutledge Training

Meanwhile, at Springvale Belfast, session four focused on empathy. Through open group discussions and a β€œwalking in someone else’s shoes” activity, young people explored the importance of understanding different perspectives and supporting others. Springvale Learning

Great engagement and participation across all groups πŸ‘
OUR Generation

09/06/2026
Last week, our Cavan Give & Take group continued their boxing training, a great way for young people to stay active and ...
08/06/2026

Last week, our Cavan Give & Take group continued their boxing training, a great way for young people to stay active and develop new skills.

The group also took part in a range of wellbeing activities, including a BBQ and a fishing trip, giving everyone the chance to relax and enjoy some time outdoors.

It's fantastic to see young people getting involved in positive activities that support both their physical and mental wellbeing.

Child and Family Agency - Tusla

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100 GPS, 100 Great Patrick Street
Belfast
BT12LU

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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