Bridge of Hope is project within Ashton’s Health & Wellbeing Department engaging with over 30,000 people since 2001.

We deliver services from our three wellbeing centres working from North Belfast – McSweeney Centre close to Carlisle Circus, Alliance Avenue, and Churchill Street.

Our mission is “To empower and promote positive change for victims and survivors through the delivery of quality health and wellbeing services”. Support includes –

• Complementary Therapies;
• Life Coaching;
• Counselling and Psychological Services;
• Accredited VTCT Training;
• Personal Development courses in stress management,
• Resilience, and mindfulness
• Health and Wellbeing Caseworkers
• Troubles Permanent Disablement Pension Scheme application support

Our services are person-centred and based on the theory that no single approach will suit everyone. All of our services are designed to help manage and reduce stress whilst encouraging the development of positive, healthy, and resilient lives.

This service can be contacted on email at is bohinfo@ashtoncentre.com
or by telephone on:  02890 221022

This organisation receives support from the Victims Support Programme for Groups Working with Victims and Survivors, to deliver some or all of the services that it provides. Its views do not necessarily reflect those of the Victims and Survivors Service.