Youth Work Ireland Cavan Monaghan, with the support of Monaghan CYPSC and Healthy Ireland funding has launched a new interactive mobile phone app for young people called Connecting You.
Ireland's Minister for Children, Roderic O’Gorman T.D., publishes the sixth and final Annual Report for the ‘Better Outcomes, Brighter Futures (BOBF) National Policy Framework for Children and Young People’.
Some recently published county Children and Young People’s Plans are now available online to read.
Dublin City South CYPSC and TUSLA Dublin South Central are hosting a webinar focusing on the impact of Domestic Violence and Coercive Control on children and young people.
Wexford CYPSC's Children and Young People’s Plan Autumn 2020-2023 was recently launched online and is now available to download and read.
Galway CYPSC and partners to pursue an Active Play strategy that simultaneously supports parents and childcare facilities to deliver to 0 - 3 year olds.
CYPSC is enthusiastic about creating opportunities for children and young people of all ages and abilities to experience the Arts.
A show for babies aged 0-12 months I AM BABA created by Anna Newell and presented by The Civic, Tallaght commences a Nationwide Tour September - November 2021, supported by CYPSC.
Tipperary CYPSC is making the Premier County a better place for children and young people and is preparing its 2nd Children and Young People’s Plan to identify the key issues for children and young people in the county and to set out clear actions to respond.
An exciting programme of youth centred and youth health-related events are planned in Longford Westmeath.
The Centre for Effective Services has launched the Child, Youth and Family Database providing information about outcomes measurement tools.
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.