Frequently Asked Questions
Faith House was established principally to cater for older Christians associated with gospel halls within Northern Ireland.

What category of person does the home cater for?
The home caters for Nursing, Residential, Respite and Day care. We generally provide care for those over 65 years old, or younger if disabled.

Do you accept residents whose fees are paid by Social Services?
Yes we have a number of residents who are funded by this method.

Which regulatory bodies are you responsible to?
We come under the South and East Belfast Trust (SEBT) and the Registration and Inspection Unit.

What arrangements are made for medical appointments?
We arrange the necessary transport to take residents to their appointments, normally a member of staff or a relative will accompany the resident to assist if required. This service is charged to the residential residents.

What access do residents have to the telephone?
There is a pay phone in both residential and nursing wings. Residents may arrange to have a telephone in their room. They are responsible to pay the installation costs and the continuing bills.

What about visiting?
We have an open visiting policy and welcome relatives and friends to visit, however it would be appreciated if your visit did not coincide with scheduled mealtimes and meetings as follows:

Meetings:

Tuesday Evening:          7:15pm - 7:45pm
Friday Evening:             7:15pm - 7:45pm
Lord’s Day Evening       7:00pm - 7:45pm

Meal Times:

Lunch:                         12:30pm - 1:30pm

Tea:                             4:30pm - 5:30pm