Glenveagh School
to touch the sky
we can fly
Glenveagh'
Welcome to
Glenveagh School
Glenveagh School Gate
Parent & Carer Information
This page will provide quick access to a number of support agencies & information sites in relation to benefits, grants and information. Click on the links below:
Parents & Carers check out this company for excellently priced specialised matresses, blankets etc FASTASLEE
Belfast Carers Centre -Guidance about grant entitlement, support for carers and siblings
Family Fund Access to information about Family Fund including on line applications
EMA (Education Maintenance Allowance) 16-19 year olds
You can get an EMA of up to £30 per week if:
- you are aged 16, 17, 18 or 19 years on or between 2nd July 2011 and 1st July 2012
- your household income is £33, 950 or less
- you are doing at least 15 hours of guided learning at an FE college or studying full time at school in Northern Ireland
Any child or young person aged 3 to 17, who is living with a life-threatening illness
For children & young adults (age 2 -21) suffering from a life-threatening illness or a long-term debilitating condition
BBC Information Site for Personal/Health/Social Education
Skills for life: Personal and social development, photo realistic video clips for teenagers with severe learning difficulties, combating sensitive issues
Glenveagh School
to touch the sky
we can fly
Glenveagh'
Welcome to
Glenveagh School
Glenveagh School Gate
Parent & Carer Information
This page will provide quick access to a number of support agencies & information sites in relation to benefits, grants and information. Click on the links below:
Parents & Carers check out this company for excellently priced specialised matresses, blankets etc FASTASLEE
Belfast Carers Centre -Guidance about grant entitlement, support for carers and siblings
Family Fund Access to information about Family Fund including on line applications
EMA (Education Maintenance Allowance) 16-19 year olds
You can get an EMA of up to £30 per week if:
- you are aged 16, 17, 18 or 19 years on or between 2nd July 2011 and 1st July 2012
- your household income is £33, 950 or less
- you are doing at least 15 hours of guided learning at an FE college or studying full time at school in Northern Ireland
Any child or young person aged 3 to 17, who is living with a life-threatening illness
For children & young adults (age 2 -21) suffering from a life-threatening illness or a long-term debilitating condition
BBC Information Site for Personal/Health/Social Education
Skills for life: Personal and social development, photo realistic video clips for teenagers with severe learning difficulties, combating sensitive issues