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Derry Housing Association Limited18 Magazine Street,
Londonderry BT48 6HH
Donacloney Housing Association Limited
c/o Northern Ireland Federation of Housing Associations, Carlisle Memorial Centre,
88 Clifton Street,
Belfast BT13 1AB
Down and Connor Housing Association Limited
Saint Lukes Presbytery,
Twinbrook Road,
Dunmurry, Co. Antrim
Dungannon and District Housing Association Limited
48A Irish Street,
Dungannon BT70 1DB
Flax Housing Association Limited
Brookfield Mill, 333 Crumlin Road,
Belfast BT14 7EA
Fold Housing Association
3-4 Redburn Square,
Holywood BT18 9HZ
Gosford Housing Association (Armagh) Limited
16 Stockingmanshill Road,
Armagh BT60 1HZ
Grove Housing Association Limited
139 York Road,
Belfast BT15 3GZ
Habinteg Housing Association (Ulster) Limited
12 Sullivan Close,
Holywood BT18 9HL
Hearth
181A Stranmillis Road,
Belfast BT9 5DU
Latharna Housing Association Limited
First Floor, 93-97 Main Street,
Larne BT40 1HJ
Lisnagarvey Housing Association Limited
8 Bensons Road,
Lisburn BT28 3UU
Malone Housing Association Limited
The Bursar's Office
The Queens University of Belfast
University Road Belfast BT7 1NN
Masonic Housing Association
(NI) Limited
74 Dublin Road
Belfast BT2 7HP
McGarel Housing Association Limited
First Floor, 93-97 Main Street, Larne BT40 1HJ
Newington Housing Association (1975) Limited
300 Limestone Road, Belfast BT15 3AR
Nih Housing Association Limited
Hazelbank', 361 Shore Road, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim BT37 9SA Northern Ireland Co-ownership Housing Association Limited Murray House, Murray Street, Belfast BT1 6DN
North Belfast Mission Housing Society Limited
35A Rathcoole Drive, Newtownabbey BT37 9AQ
Open Door Housing Association (NI) Limited
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10-14 Commercial Court, Belfast BT1 2NBPresbyterian Housing Association (NI) Ltd
Room 119, Church House, Fisherwick Place, Belfast
BT1 6DW
The Royal British Legion Housing Association (NI) Ltd
War Memorial Building, Waring Street, Belfast BT1 2EU
St. Matthew's Housing Association Limited
58 Harper Street, Belfast BT5 4EN
Students Housing Association Co-operative Limited
3-5 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JG
Tennent Street District Housing Association Limited
229 Tennent Street, Belfast BT13 3GG
Triangle Women's Housing Association Limited
7 Girona Avenue, Portrush
Ulidia Housing Association Limited
57A Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JF
Ulster Homemaker Limited
C/o Northern Ireland Federation of Housing Associations, Carlisle Memorial Centre, 88 Clifton Street, Belfast
BT13 1AB
Willowfield Parish Church Housing Association Limited
131 Ravenhill Road, Belfast BT6 8DR
Woodvale and Shankill Housing Association Limited
58 Rosebank Street, Belfast BT13 3HB
Mr. Jim Marshall : To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list in the Official Report those schemes which have been assured of finance from the Housing Association Development Programme (Northern Ireland) 1989-90 together with the sums of money allocated.
Mr. Needham : The inclusion of individual schemes in the housing association development programme does not in itself guarantee that the scheme will proceed. This will depend upon compliance with agreed procedures, costs and standards and on the availability of resources. On that basis, no schemes are assured of finance. Nevertheless those schemes which have been included in the programme for possible tender approval during 1989-90, together with the capital "allocations", are as follows :
|Capital allocation
|1989-90
|£
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Scheme address
2-12 Dundela crescent, Belfast |69,000
3-17 Ethel Street, Belfast |181,000
Glencraig Community, Holywood |10,000
Newry road, Kilkeel Mourne Grange 3 |200,000
Main street, Lisnaskea |374,000
Abbey Gardens, Knock, Belfast |137,000
1-33 Barrack Hill, Armagh |273,000
Millmount House, Banbridge |218,000
Mountain Road, Kilkeel |222,000
1 Cavehill Road, Belfast |102,000
Randalstown Road, Antrim |86,000
Croft Phase 2, Bloomfield Road, Bangor |119,000
Elizabeth Avenue, Carrickfergus |61,000
Kinsale Park, Caw, Londonderry |382,000
14 Inverary Avenue, Belfast |238,000
Carrick House Annexe, Belfast |179,000
1-25 Ambleside Street, 111-113 Silvio Street,
Belfast |127,000
Tennent Street Phase 5, Belfast |277,000
Ambleside Street, Tennent Street, Sydney Street
West, Belfast |114,000
Warden Street, Ballymena |174,000
CDA 94, Donegall Street, Belfast |10,000
14, 18 Hills Avenue, Belfast |36,000
Tennent/Orkney Phase 6, Belfast |74,000
1 Park Avenue, Belfast |79,000
7 Windsor Avenue, Lurgan |12,000
Woodview Avenue, Portadown |64,000
Gate Lodge Foyle Hospital, Londonderry |35,000
18, 43 Curran Road, Larne |76,000
2-10 Fountainville Avenue, Belfast |161,000
139 Glen Road, Belfast |316,000
4, 6, 8 Bryansford Road, Newcastle |152,000
49 Somerton Road, Belfast |22,000
3, 5 Brookhill Avenue, Belfast |90,000
157-159 Falls Road, Belfast |32,000
42-45, 161-166 Rathkyle, Antrim |250,000
Lyne Lodge Canal Quay, Newry |94,000
Bray Street/Rathlin Street, Belfast |259,000
Cambrai Street, Belfast |185,000
Repairs
Dundela, Belfast, Flue Lining |26,000
Edenderry, Belfast, Flue Lining |36,000
Ravenhill, Belfast, Flue Lining |38,000
Dundela, Belfast, Re-Roofing |72,000
Windsor Park, Belfast |317,000
Crosby Flats, Bangor |344,000
Ogilvie Street, Ravenhill Avenue, Belfast |8,000
In addition, a total of £4.5 million has been "allocated" in respect of a further 115 schemes which associations may take to an advanced stage of design so that they may be considered for inclusion in the next or subsequent financial year.
Mr. Jim Marshall : To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, if he will list in the Official Report those schemes which have been submitted for inclusion in the housing association development programme (Northern Ireland) 1989-90 intending to provide accommodation specifically for people who are homeless.
Mr. Needham : The following proposals to provide accommodation specifically for the homeless were identified by housing associations as projects which they would like to have had included for tender approval in the 1989-90 development programme :
Scheme Address
65 Bridge Street, Newry
1-5 Curran Road/2 Circular Road, Larne
239 Newtownards Road, Belfast
14 Inverary Avenue, Belfast
32 Edward Street, Portadown
83-95 Foyle Street, Londonderry
Carrick House Annexe, Belfast
14-16 Lodge Road, Coleraine
Disability
The Rev. Martin Smyth : To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many children in schools in Northern Ireland are defined as deaf ; and what steps are being taken to identify those who may suffer from blindness as well or from another handicap in addition to deafness.
Dr. Mawhinney : According to latest information (January 1988) there were 82 deaf pupils of compulsory school age attending grant-aided primary, secondary and
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special schools. Of these, 45 suffered from one or more additional physical handicaps. No details are available about children attending grammar schools.Under the Education and Libraries (NI) Order 1986 it is a matter for education and library boards to identify and make provision for children with special educational needs.
The Rev. Martin Smyth : To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many deaf people are resident in mental hospitals in Northern Ireland ; how many of these have an additional handicap ; what plans have been made for their future in the community ; and if he will express these figures as a percentage of the number of residents in mental hospitals.
Mr. Needham : This information is not collected centrally. Plans for the future in the community of deaf people resident in mental hospitals are the responsibility of the health and social services boards. In drawing them up, boards take appropriate account of patients' individual needs and circumstances.
Medical Screening
The Rev. Martin Smyth : To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will make a statement about the number of medical screening units in the Province and future demand for screening.
Mr. Needham : Screening for hearing and visual defects, speech disorders and other developmental problems is an integral part of the child health surveillance programme. The physical and developmental status of children is assessed on an ongoing basis from infancy to age 14. Where abnormalities are detected children are referred to appropriate specialist services. Adults with suspected handicapping conditions are also referred to specialist services by their family doctor. Existing services have the capacity to deal with present and expected future requirements.
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