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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£2.0M
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Spending
£1.9M
- Charity no. 105755
- Company no. 40702
- Date registered. 15/12/2016
Public benefits
The direct benefits which flow from this Purpose include: safe, supportive homes for people with learning disabilities, increased self-esteem and sense of self worth for people with learning disabilities; new employment skills and opportunities for persons with learning disability; a reduction in social isolation and better links to the local
neighbourhood and its services. These can be demonstrated through feedback from clients and their families, regular inspections with our regulatory bodies (eg RQIA), annual quality reviews by the leader of L'Arche Ireland/Northern Ireland, and monitoring of project outcomes. In carrying out its purpose, L'Arche Belfast actively supports its service users to make their own choices about their lives, and encourages them to engage in positive risk taking. While all risks are assessed and managed as much as reasonably possible, there will always be a small risk that someone may be harmed while engaging in daily activities. However, the risk of harm is far outweighed by the positive impact of supporting people to make decisions about their own life and to pursue their goals and dreams. The charity's beneficiaries are persons with learning disabilities living in Northern Ireland. There is currently no private benefit flowing from the charity's purpose.
What your organisation does
L'Arche Belfast carries out its purpose by providing the following: A supported living service for 14 persons with learning disabilities; An outreach programme which provides home-based support and/or a variety of social engagement opportunities for persons with learning disabilities; 3 projects which provide work placements and training
opportunities for persons with learning disabilities.
The charity’s classifications
- The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage
Who the charity helps
- Learning disabilities
How the charity works
- Disability