Registered with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC108770
PRISM – Proud, Reliable and Inclusive Support for Mental health is a dedicated youth support programme created by The Zachary Geddis Trust for young people. The service was established in response to our community survey which highlighted a clear need for tailored support for LGBTQIA+ young people in the Coleraine area. With no other LGBTQIA+-specific […]
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Please note this programme is fully booked. The demand across the Causeway Coast and Glens for a Substance and Alcohol Support Programme is unparalleled. Since 2021, Zachary Geddis Trust has been attempting to support those suffering from substance and alcohol abuse through therapeutic means and this simply is not enough. Since January 2024, we have
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Zachary Geddis Trust’s Little Superstars Youth Service was launched in February 2022 as a response to our 2021 online and in person survey which highlighted community need for additional services to support children. Our Youth Alternative Therapy saw Zachary Geddis Trust accept referrals for children aged 5 and above with mental health needs along with
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As part of our mission statement Zachary Geddis Trust strives to increase the knowledge of our local community on the topic of mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Zachary Geddis Trust conducts regular workshops, presentations, interviews and talks within local groups and organisations to increase the knowledge of the wider community. Please note that these
At The Zachary Geddis Trust, we are proud to offer a comprehensive range of professional mental health services for adults aged 18 and over. Our interventions are available both in person and online, ensuring accessibility and flexibility for everyone who needs support. Referrals and Access We accept referrals from a wide range of sources, including:
In 2021 we asked the community via an online and in person survey, what services they felt were of most need post pandemic. One of the most popular consensus was the need for more male support in our area. Through this response, Zachary Geddis Trust developed our Men’s Support Hub – ran by two Zachary
Terry Geddis (Zachary’s Dad) is setting himself the challenge of cycling for 24 hours, from the top to the bottom of Ireland between 19th and 20th June 2026.
