ASCERT is a charity providing services across Northern Ireland that address the impact of alcohol and drugs related issues that affect people’s lives.
We are committed to ensuring individuals, families and communities are supported in the most effective way to deal with the challenges they face. We have a workforce of highly trained and motivated professionals who deliver our services, sometimes in a very challenging roles and environments, and volunteers who give countless hours freely to support our work in a variety of roles.
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FREE Training: Substance Use and Domestic Abuse & Managing Potentially Violent Situations
FREE Training in March: Substance Use and Domestic Abuse & Managing Potentially Violent Situations. Funded by the PCSP and delivered by ASCERT
ASCERT’s Recovery Choir Takes Centre Stage for BBC Sing!
ASCERT’s Recovery Choir is delighted to be part of BBC Sing!, an inspiring initiative by BBC Radio Ulster that unites choirs from across Northern Ireland to form the region’s “Biggest Ever Community Choir.”
Rethink Your Drink: Raising Awareness for a Healthier Workplace
Our Rethink Your Drink awareness sessions are designed to inform and educate people about alcohol, the recommended guidelines for drinking, and the short- and long-term effects it can have on health. More importantly, they highlight how small changes can make a big difference.
Join ASCERT’s Cup Stacking Challenge This Children’s Mental Health Week – With European Champion Laura Beacom!
Join ASCERT’s Cup Stacking Challenge This Children’s Mental Health Week – With European Champion Laura Beacom! Receive tutorials, resources, mindfulness journals and a chance to win an exclusive visit and masterclass with Laura! Email marketing@ascert.biz to sign up
ASCERT New Training Courses for 2025
ASCERT are delighted to announce 4 new drug and alcohol awareness training courses for 2025 which are FREE to those working in the community, voluntary and statutory sectors.
ASCERT launches Recovery Choir: A Weekly Safe Space for Healing Through Song
ASCERT, NI’s leading alcohol, drugs and mental health charity, are delighted to announce an inspirational new initiative – the ASCERT Recovery Choir. The choir meets at 6.45pm for an hour long practice starting at 7pm, finishing at 8pm, in the Westcourt Centre, Barrack Street, Belfast BT12 4AH.
WEBINAR – Ketamine Culture, Use & Trends
Ketamine Culture, Use & Trends’ Webinar, Facilitated by The Loop. Organised by Western and South-Eastern Connections.
Alcohol Support Groups Northern Ireland: Discover the Benefits of SMART Recovery with ASCERT
ASCERT hosts FREE weekly SMART Recovery meetings in both Lisburn and Omagh, making it easier than ever to find Alcohol Support Groups Northern Ireland that suit your needs.
Belfast Lord Mayor Supports ASCERT’s Steps to Cope Youth Participation Group
Belfast Lord Mayor Supports ASCERT’s Steps to Cope Youth Participation Group
Northern Ireland Drug Support Services | Steps to Change | Mark’s Story
Northern Ireland Drug Support Services | Steps to Change is in the Western Trust and open to individuals aged 18+
FREE Training: Substance Use and Domestic Abuse & Managing Potentially Violent Situations
FREE Training in March: Substance Use and Domestic Abuse & Managing Potentially Violent Situations. Funded by the PCSP and delivered by ASCERT
ASCERT’s Recovery Choir Takes Centre Stage for BBC Sing!
ASCERT’s Recovery Choir is delighted to be part of BBC Sing!, an inspiring initiative by BBC Radio Ulster that unites choirs from across Northern Ireland to form the region’s “Biggest Ever Community Choir.”
Rethink Your Drink: Raising Awareness for a Healthier Workplace
Our Rethink Your Drink awareness sessions are designed to inform and educate people about alcohol, the recommended guidelines for drinking, and the short- and long-term effects it can have on health. More importantly, they highlight how small changes can make a big difference.
Join ASCERT’s Cup Stacking Challenge This Children’s Mental Health Week – With European Champion Laura Beacom!
Join ASCERT’s Cup Stacking Challenge This Children’s Mental Health Week – With European Champion Laura Beacom! Receive tutorials, resources, mindfulness journals and a chance to win an exclusive visit and masterclass with Laura! Email marketing@ascert.biz to sign up
ASCERT New Training Courses for 2025
ASCERT are delighted to announce 4 new drug and alcohol awareness training courses for 2025 which are FREE to those working in the community, voluntary and statutory sectors.
ASCERT launches Recovery Choir: A Weekly Safe Space for Healing Through Song
ASCERT, NI’s leading alcohol, drugs and mental health charity, are delighted to announce an inspirational new initiative – the ASCERT Recovery Choir. The choir meets at 6.45pm for an hour long practice starting at 7pm, finishing at 8pm, in the Westcourt Centre, Barrack Street, Belfast BT12 4AH.
WEBINAR – Ketamine Culture, Use & Trends
Ketamine Culture, Use & Trends’ Webinar, Facilitated by The Loop. Organised by Western and South-Eastern Connections.
Alcohol Support Groups Northern Ireland: Discover the Benefits of SMART Recovery with ASCERT
ASCERT hosts FREE weekly SMART Recovery meetings in both Lisburn and Omagh, making it easier than ever to find Alcohol Support Groups Northern Ireland that suit your needs.
Belfast Lord Mayor Supports ASCERT’s Steps to Cope Youth Participation Group
Belfast Lord Mayor Supports ASCERT’s Steps to Cope Youth Participation Group
Northern Ireland Drug Support Services | Steps to Change | Mark’s Story
Northern Ireland Drug Support Services | Steps to Change is in the Western Trust and open to individuals aged 18+
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