Young people in and leaving care all over Northern Ireland celebrated as part of the annual Care Day campaign, organised by local children’s charity, VOYPIC Young people from across Northern Ireland, with lived experience of care, have been celebrated at the first annual Care Day Awards, held in Queen’s University on Friday 16 February. The […]
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From everyone at VOYPIC. Whatever you are doing over the holidays, we with you happiness and joy, and look forward to seeing young in 2024. Please note- the VOYPIC offices will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. For support between Wednesday 27 and Friday 29 December, please call 028 9024
If you are seeking or have been granted asylum the UK, have a Social Worker or a PA, and are in care or have left care, join us in VOYPIC for a new group meet-up. The group meets on Wednesday 6 March, 5.30pm – 7pm, at the VOYPIC office at 100 GPS – 100 Great
We’re calling for all Christmas family time visits to be agreed by Friday 8 December 2023. We are a group of young people in care. Each week we meet at VOYPIC and talk about the things that are important to us. Recently we have been talking about Christmas, and how much it means for
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VOYPIC Board Recruitment – Apply Now! The VOYPIC Board is a group of people responsible for the long-term direction and guidance of the organisation. Each Board Member has a legal duty to act in good faith in the pursuit of the best interests and purposes of VOYPIC, and to direct, not manager, the organisation. We
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There were some spooky things going on at VOYPIC this week. Did you spot any strange looking characters about the corridors of 100GPS? Check out some of the photos below! Happy Halloween!
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Vivian was one of the founders and original CEO of VOYPIC. She has been a strong advocate from the very beginning and her passion for VOYPIC and her commitment to young people is inspiring. Former VOYPIC Chief Executive, Vivian McConvey, with current Chief Executive, Alicia Toal. What was the driving force behind VOYPIC? I think
Grainne is a relatively new addition to the VOYPIC family but she has wasted no time in fully getting involved in VOYPIC life. Grainne hopes to use her care experience to help others going through care. How did VOYPIC impact on your experience of care? I love the fact that it’s a place where everyone
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Qhaled is a young person involved with VOYPIC. He has recently moved to Northern Ireland, loves the community feel of VOYPIC, and really likes learning English with fellow young people from other countries. How did VOYPIC impact on your experience of care? It is good. I like it here. It’s perfect. How was the transition
Having been a care experienced young person herself, Jo was immediately drawn to VOYPIC and its mission of letting the voice of young people be heard. Having spent all her working life within VOYPIC, Jo works closely with the young people and hopes to make the difference that VOYPIC made for her. How did you
A VOYPIC Advocate is an independent qualified person who’s on your side, who’ll speak up for you, involve you in all decisions about your care and act on your behalf.
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