Inspire became the new name for the Northern Ireland Association for Mental Health on the 5th December 2016. Within Inspire, Beacon, which was the founding part, is now known as Inspire Mental Health. Inspire is one of the largest and longest established independent charities focusing on mental health and wellbeing services in Northern Ireland. The structure of the Inspire family is detailed below. Our Vision: Wellbeing for all. Our Values We provide high quality, professional and innovative services. We enable positive outcomes for the people who use our services. We act with integrity and compassion. We engage with and inspire each other. We influence policy and public opinion. Our Structure Inspire Mental Health provides support services to people with experience of mental ill-health through supported housing, floating support, community wellbeing (day support) and specific projects such as family support. It is the largest part of the Inspire family and has recently expanded into Ireland. Inspire Disability Services provides support for people with intellectual/learning disabilities and complex needs in 6 residential services in Northern Ireland Armagh, Antrim, Lisburn, Belfast and – Omagh. In 2016 it has started to expand service delivery into Ireland. Inspire Workplaces provides therapeutic support through employee assistance programmes, and specialist confidential therapeutic services delivered in a wide variety of organizational contexts around Ireland and into mainland UK. Inspire Students provides support to students in third-level colleges and universities across the island of Ireland and also in Scotland. Inspire Knowledge & Leadership offers a range of expertly informed training programmes and consultancy services designed to support organisations and individuals to thrive. Addiction NI joined the Inspire family in July 2016. Addiction NI provides treatment and support for people who are dependent on alcohol or drugs. It is able to offer tailor-made treatment programmes for people with drug or alcohol problems, delivered in community settings. A Bit of Inspire History
Inspire became the new name for the Northern Ireland Association for Mental Health on the 5th December 2016. Within Inspire, Beacon, which was the founding part, is now known as Inspire Mental Health. Inspire is one of the largest and longest established independent charities focusing on mental health and wellbeing services in Northern Ireland. The structure of the Inspire family is detailed below. Our Vision: Wellbeing for all. Our Values We provide high quality, professional and innovative services. We enable positive outcomes for the people who use our services. We act with integrity and compassion. We engage with and inspire each other. We influence policy and public opinion. Our Structure Inspire Mental Health provides support services to people with experience of mental ill-health through supported housing, floating support, community wellbeing (day support) and specific projects such as family support. It is the largest part of the Inspire family and has recently expanded into Ireland. Inspire Disability Services provides support for people with intellectual/learning disabilities and complex needs in 6 residential services in Northern Ireland – Armagh, Antrim, Lisburn, Belfast and Omagh. In 2016 it has started to expand service delivery into Ireland. Inspire Workplaces provides therapeutic support through employee assistance programmes, and specialist confidential therapeutic services delivered in a wide variety of organizational contexts around Ireland and into mainland UK. Inspire Students provides support to students in third-level colleges and universities across the island of Ireland and also in Scotland. Inspire Knowledge & Leadership offers a range of expertly informed training programmes and consultancy services designed to support organisations and individuals to thrive. Addiction NI joined the Inspire family in July 2016. Addiction NI provides treatment and support for people who are dependent on alcohol or drugs. It is able to offer tailor-made treatment programmes for people with drug or alcohol problems, delivered in community settings. A Bit of Inspire History
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