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What do good Personality Disorder Services look like?

Are you interested in how Personality Disorder Services are planned and delivered? Do you have ideas about what good Personality Disorder Services would look like? Here's an invitation to share your ideas and shape the future of services.
COVID 19 Vaccine - Why do I have to wait

Information about COVID-19 vaccination supplies

Carers now priority group 6 for COVID vaccinations

IMPORANT UPDATE - carers are now in the Priority 6 group for Covid vaccinations
What do good Personality Disorder Services look like?

Are you interested in how Personality Disorder Services are planned and delivered? Do you have ideas about what good Personality Disorder Services would look like? Here's an invitation to share your ideas and shape the future of services.
COVID 19 Vaccine - Why do I have to wait

Information about COVID-19 vaccination supplies
Self care a priority during lockdown

Self care a priority during lockdown and beyond! Download your very own self care workbook to help you through these challenging times.
Two free course coming soon from the CLEAR PROJECT

1. Self care 2. Impact of alcohol on self-harm
Vaccination roll out imminent

GPs in Northern Ireland will be rolling out the COVID-19 vaccination programme shortly.
Winter Wellbeing Advice from Forward South Partnership

Advice and tips for ways to look after and manage your mental health leading up and during the festive period.
Sustrans delivering free cycling and walking activities
'We'll get through this together' campaign

Mental Health Champion, Professor Siobhan O’Neill has this week teamed up with the 16 Covid Wellbeing NI Partnership to launch a campaign to encourage everyone that, even though it’s a difficult time right now, ‘We’ll get through this together’, and there is much to be hopeful for.
Suicide Prevention Training

'Connections - For a life worth living' suicide prevention awareness training is free to attend with dates up until March 2021.

Carers now priority group 6 for COVID vaccinations

IMPORANT UPDATE - carers are now in the Priority 6 group for Covid vaccinations
Support groups

A safe and confidential space to talk, to learn about mental illness and services but also to connect with others who are dealing with similar issues and problems.
Our vision

Partners in care - Supporters in recovery - Advocates for Change
Support our carers

Giving regularly helps us to continue our support to many families, friends and partners caring for a loved one with a serious mental illness as it allows us to plan for our future projects and services. You can make a one off donation too or give regularly now or you can also send your donation simply. If you require any further information about making a donation to CAUSE, please call us on 028 9065 0650 or email: [email protected]
Supporting Activities

We arrange supporting activities and short breaks to ensure carers can prioritise their own health and well-being.
Our services

Established in 1995, CAUSE is peer-led which means it is run by carers for carers. We know from direct personal experience the issues carers can face. Whether you just need someone to talk to, guidance on finding your way around or accessing services, how to work with professionals, learning more about mental illness, support available for carers or dealing with other problems, we are here for you.
The impact of COVID-19 on carers in Northern Ireland

A statement by the Coalition of Carers Organisations NI
Training

Our courses for carers and professionals, are designed to provide specific training - based on lived experience - to all those affected by a loved one's serious mental illness.
Lobbying policy

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For Carers

CAUSE is peer-led which means it is run by mental health carers for mental health carers. We know from direct personal experience the issues that you as a mental health carer can face. Carer Advocates are here to provide you with help - tailored to what you need to cope in your care-giving role.