Me You and Them

16/06/2026

Food bank and drop in open today 10.30-1pm

26/05/2026

Food bank and drop inn open today 10.30-1pm

12/05/2026

This evening our team Me You and Them and For You NI Online undertook End violence against Women and Girls training. This essential training strengthens our team’s ability to support women and girls affected by violence with the care, safety, and dignity they deserve. Violence—whether physical, emotional, sexual, or coercive—has deep and lasting impacts.

The training covered how to respond effectively, our team must understand not only the signs and dynamics of abuse but also the trauma that survivors carry with them. We also need to know what other services are out there to support women and girls.

This training ensures that every member of our team can provide safe, informed, and compassionate support. It helps us recognise risk, respond without judgement, maintain confidentiality, and empower survivors to make their own choices.

It also builds our confidence in using appropriate language, creating safe spaces, and connecting women and girls with the right services at the right time.

Ultimately, this training strengthens our entire organisation and community. It ensures that when a woman or girl reaches out—often at one of the most vulnerable moments of her life—we are prepared, skilled, and ready to respond in a way that promotes healing, safety, and hop

Thank you to Diane Thrive & Rise for coming along this evening and providing us with the information.

12/05/2026

Food bank and drop in open 10.30-1pm

04/05/2026

We have a few places available for this awareness training.

If interested please drop us a message
Times and dates on post. Please only book if you know you can make it as numbers are very limited.

It’s going to be held at our shops in Dungannon For You NI Online

16/04/2026

Home heating support announced for Northern Ireland

The announcement was made at a press conference on Thursday

12/04/2026

Folks. Can you help 🙏🏼

Demand is high for help with food and our food bank is running short

We accept dry goods in date.

If you can help we would really appreciate it. You can drop off in any of our shops
Thomas street and Feeneys Lane Dungannon
For You NI Online

Thank you 🙏🏼

06/04/2026

🌟 Introducing Our New Support Scheme at Me You and Them

Are you finding it difficult to clothe yourself or your children as living costs continue to rise?

For You NI Online is here to help.🥰

We are launching a new scheme designed to support individuals and families who need a little extra help with clothing and shoes throughout the year.

👕 How the Scheme Works

* Book an appointment with us to get started.
* After a short assessment, you’ll receive a voucher card valid for one year.
* This voucher can be used up to four times during the year to get clothes and shoes for you and your children.
* We can arrange for you to shop before opening hours, during lunch, or at quieter times to ensure privacy and comfort.
* Your card will be stamped at each visit.

📌 Please Note

* There will be a limit on the amount you can take per visit.
* A brief assessment will be carried out to make sure we’re offering the right support.
* The voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of issue.
* Voucher is non transferable
* Id required when signing up and using the voucher

Ts&Cs apply and based on current stock

29/03/2026

The Human Reality Behind the Data
held reveal the emotional depth of the harm:
* “I felt hopeless and suicidal… I can see hope now.”

* “My self‑esteem was at rock bottom… I attempted su***de several times.”

‘’ I couldn’t trust anyone, I was trapped’’

These voices highlight that violence is not just a physical threat—it reshapes identity, safety, and mental wellbeing.

To date this year , 6 women have lost their lives at the hands of a man, men known to them and in their own home 😢 A place you should be safe 😢

Mental Health Services need more training to support women and girls impacted by violence

⚠️ Under‑identification and Lack of Support

* Mental health professionals often miss signs of abuse, leading to inadequate treatment.

* Survivors frequently encounter fragmented, bureaucratic systems that overwhelm rather than support them.

Need for Trauma‑Informed Care

* Experts call for:

* Better identification of abuse

* Integrated mental health and domestic abuse services

* More funding for specialist support

* More funding for grass route projects.

* Trauma‑informed therapeutic approaches

When communities stand together, they create a culture where violence is not just reported but prevented, ensuring women and girls feel safe, valued, and empowered.

Women’s Aid
Victim support
2 services that can support women
For You NI Online
Glena Mcdowell
( photo from cheeruplove)