Our Tenants

We are proud to host a diverse range of organisations that support people and communities across the region. From mental health, disability and housing services to volunteering, education and community support, our tenants work every day to improve wellbeing, promote inclusion and create positive opportunities for all. Together, they help make our building a hub of support, collaboration and community impact.

Retail Tenants

Blueprint Pizza
LAF
Homestart

Action Mental Health

AMH promotes mental health and well-being. Integral to the organisation is its nine New Horizons services, dotted across NI, where clients benefit from a variety of personal development, vocational skills and employability training. Varieties of resilience-building techniques are pivotal to the range of services delivered to schoolchildren and young people. They offer services for young and old alike, designed to promote mental well-being for those in work and currently unemployed; those affected by chronic pain or debilitating long-term illnesses; people living with eating disorders and a dedicated service in Bangor for people with learning disabilities.

Cedar Foundation

Cedar Foundation supports individuals and families living with disability, autism and brain injury through a range of services focused on inclusion in local communities. Services in Southern area are: Inclusion Works: Supporting adults to build employability skills.  Specialist Brain Injury Community Inclusion Services:  Floating Support Service: supporting adults to live independently.   Short Breaks Service: Transitions Service: supporting disabled young people when leaving school. Youth Matters: supporting young people with disability, autism or brain injury to access a variety of group activities and personal development programmes.

Clanrye Supermarket

Clanrye Groups mission is to empower individuals to break down barriers, develop skills, and improve their quality of life through training, employment and wellbeing support. There impact strives to help individuals in our communities year on year from gaining qualifications, to securing employment.

Community Advice Newry Mourne & Down

Community Advice Newry Mourne and Down, formerly Citizens Advice is a registered charity that provides free, independent advice and support to the residents of Newry, Mourne and Down on problems they face in their everyday lives.

Community Restorative Justice

CRJ Newry/Armagh provides a safe confidential community mediation service. Restorative justice is a theory of justice that emphasises repairing the harm caused or revealed by criminal behaviour, best accomplished through cooperative processes that include all stakeholders. CRJ provides a safe and confidential community service, which is available to all. CRJ’s trained staff and practitioners are impartial; their role is to provide a safe and structured format that brings local people together to enable them to resolve issues that are affecting their quality of life.

Homestart

Home-Start started in 1973. We were founded by Margaret Harrison who believed that supporting a family was best done in their home where it can be shaped to the needs of the family. She realised that if parents get support and friendship from another parent, they will be better equipped to learn to cope with the many difficulties life can bring and will be able to give their children the best possible start to their own lives.This idea that started in Leicester, spread across the UK and is now a movement around the world. There are now 22 countries on five continents that have Home-Starts providing support for families.

Frank McCormick

Embark on a journey of self-discovery with us. Whether you’re seeking clarity, healing, or guidance, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Your story matters, and we’re dedicated to helping you navigate through life’s challenges with compassion and understanding.

Website: Frank McCormick Counselling

The Mental Health forum

The Forum offers information, signposting and advice about mental health to the public, alongside peer-led professional counselling and coaching services. For MH service users and carers, we also have Peer support, Capacity-building services and Involvement opportunities.

PJ Toal Newry Counselling Centre

Newry Counselling Centre offers short term and long-term term appointments for individuals and couples Monday – Friday 9-5 in a private office offering a safe space to explore your issues.  Therapies available are broad ranging from anxiety, depression, stress etc. to our specialisms of relationship therapy and psychosexual therapy.

Provisio IT

Proviso IT provides trusted IT support, cybersecurity, and consultancy services to organisations across the UK and Ireland. We help businesses improve efficiency, strengthen security, and reduce downtime through managed IT services, penetration testing, ISO consultancy, and staff training. Our practical, tailored approach helps organisations get the most from their technology while staying secure and compliant.

Radius Housing

Radius provides housing, care and support to over 33,000 homes. They are a social enterprise employing over 1,000 people and managing 12,500 properties in 80 towns across Northern Ireland.

Links Counselling Services

Links Counselling Services is a trusted counselling organisation providing professional, compassionate support to children, young people, adults, and couples across Northern Ireland. For over 20 years, Links has helped individuals navigate life’s challenges, offering a safe and supportive environment where no one has to face difficult times alone.

Dedicated to improving emotional wellbeing and mental health, Links continues to serve communities through accessible counselling and person-centred support.

Southern Age Well Network (Previously - Senior Citizens)

As a trusted community organisation founded in 1998, they provide support to the older people’s groups who need it the most in the Southern Trust area, focusing on Newry and Mourne.

Volunteer Now

Volunteer Now is the lead organisation for promoting and supporting volunteering across NI. They build recognition for volunteering and celebrate the contribution volunteers make. They provide access to opportunities and encourage people to volunteer. They are a resource for volunteer involving organisations providing support on involving volunteers, governance and safeguarding.

Play Therapy Eilish Burns

Play Therapy helps children understand and express their emotions, build confidence, develop healthy relationships, and cope with difficult experiences. I offer non-directive Play Therapy for children and young people aged 3+ at Ballybot House, as well as group sessions in schools.

Play Therapy can support children experiencing attachment difficulties, trauma, abuse, family breakdown, domestic violence, grief, anxiety, depression, behavioural challenges, ADHD, ASD, and learning difficulties.

I am a registered Play Therapist with Play Therapy UK. Referrals can be made by parents, carers, or professionals.

📞 07707 810267
🌐 eilishburns.co.uk

Positive Futures

Positive Futures for people with a learning disability, acquired brain injury or autistic spectrum condition; working together to achieve dreams and transform lives.

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Nexus

Nexus can be accessed by doctor or self-referral. They provide one to one counselling and support for victims and survivors of any type of sexual trauma. Nexus also has a 24/7 helpline, which includes support following domestic violence. Our telephone number is on Nexus website.

DVA Theory Test Centre

The DVSA Theory Test is set by the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency – a government body responsible for driver education. We are one of six designated official DVSA Test Centres in Northern Ireland and are responsible for the successful delivery and invigilation of all vehicle driving tests delivered to and undertaken my our candidates

 

 

U3A Newry

Newry U3A was established in 1998 to help people no longer in full-time work stay active, learn new skills, and make social connections. Based at Ballybot House, it offers a wide range of activities including crafts, sewing, singing, dancing, languages, quizzes, talks, gardening, cycling, golf, and walking groups. Membership costs just £25 per year, with a small pay-as-you-go fee for activities.

For more information, visit the office at Ballybot House, call 07436 899767 (Mon–Fri, 9.30am–12.30pm), or email office@newryu3a.org.uk

Youth Action NI

YouthAction Northern Ireland empowers young people to realise their potential and become active leaders within their communities. Through youth development programmes, training, and advocacy, the organisation supports young people to build confidence, develop skills, and create positive change.

Committed to building a fairer and more inclusive society, YouthAction NI helps young people find their voice, shape their future, and make a meaningful impact on the world around them.