Clan Mor Sure Start

Clan Mor Sure Start is located in the Falls and Clonard area of Belfast. We work with other agencies, parents and children to ensure every child and parents of a child under 4 have access to advice, information and services they need to give their children the best start in life and enhance their family lives.

 

Services:

  • Family Support
  • Health Visiting
  • Connected Babies
  • Midwife Support
  • Infant Massage
  • Baby Yoga
  • Toddler Yoga
  • Play & Development Programmes
  • Programme for 2’s
  • Parents Groups
  • Benefit Advice
  • Stay and Play Groups
  • Speech and Language Support
  • And any other services we feel our families need

 

Referral:

  • Via Phone
  • Via Email
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Organisation Info

  • Maureen Sheehan Centre, 106 Albert St, Belfast, Belfast, BT12 4HL, United Kingdom
  • claireneill@clanmorsurestart.co.uk
  • 02890 327755
  • Free or Funded
  • Local
  • Updated 30 August 2022

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