Galway CYPSC and Galway Healthy City are leading a new campaign aimed at creating smoke free environments for children and young people in Galway City and County.
The length and breadth of Ireland services for children, young people and families continue to pull together to respond to needs in their county as Ireland lives through the Public Health Emergency.
A social media campaign created in collaboration with young people from Sligo, Leitrim and South Dublin and in a partnership between Foróige and Children and Young People's Services Committees.
A webinar series to highlight and promote the positive narratives of black people in Ireland kicks off for 2021.
The Council of Europe has recently launched a new participation handbook to support professionals working for and with children.
“My Place to Play” promotes the importance of play; increases developmental activities for babies including tummy time and sensory development; and encourages parent-child bonding.
Seven organisations who work together in North West Connemara were delighted to receive an Investing in Children Award recently for their work with young people in the area.
CYPSC are pleased to be a partner in Government's "Keep Well" Campaign to promote national resilience over the Winter months.
The topic of sexual health and relationships is a very important issue. Partners in Waterford worked together to provide youth-friendly information.
Over 70 services attended the online launch of the first interagency plan to improve health, education, safety and civic participation for children and young people living in the county of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
Monaghan CYPSC and Cavan CYPSC have launched three age-appropriate booklets for children and young people, exploring healthy and unhealthy relationships.
Limerick CYPSC has launched its online Back To School campaign in collaboration with the East Limerick Child and Family Support Network.
The education subgroup of Fingal CYPSC has developed a practical workbook for 6th class students transferring to secondary school.
A new free Parent Support Line is now available in Donegal. The Donegal Parent Support line is being co-ordinated by the Donegal Family Resource Centre Network in association with a wide range of community and voluntary organisations involved in family support.
A new website for Dun Laoghaire Rathdown that lets young people search for services based on how they are feeling, where their ‘headspace is at’ and what kind of service contact they want.