The Housing Agency for Homelessness - Donegal
See the below link or scan the QR code for the Donegal Page of the Housing Agency for homelessness.
housingagency.ie/housing-information/homelessness/service Donegal
We DONT WANT THIS
Victim, Parent , Instigator & Sharer Impact
The North Central Child and Family Support Network have been involved in a project over the past year looking at the concerning incidents of orchestrated fights amongst secondary school aged children and the recording and sharing of this footage. Network members had expressed concern about the rising number of incidents of this nature in the county.
The outcome of this project has been the production of four short films looking at the impact of these incidents on all those involved as well as the impact of filming and sharing.The films will be a useful tool to support schools and youth services to create awareness amongst both the student body and parents of the impact of these incidents.
Family Mediation
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Resources Available below
Understanding Childrens Grief.
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Supporting Bereaved Students
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Professionals Information Leaflet
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Emergency Department explainer video
‘The Emergency Department: How it works and what to expect’
This is also available in the following languages:
Emergency Departments (EDs) treat life-threatening emergencies. For less severe injuries like broken bones, minor burns and dislocations, you can visit an injury unit.
Laura Brennan HPV Vaccine Extension.
The Laura Brennan HPV vaccine catch-up programme is for some people who did not get the HPV vaccine yet. The catch-up programme has now been extended to include males under 22 years old on the date of vaccination. The vaccine is free and the programme will run until the end of 2023. You can get a HPV vaccine if you’re:
- in second to sixth year of secondary school, homeschool or special school
- female age 24 or younger
- male age 21 or younger
If you’re an international student living in Ireland, you can get a vaccine if you’re:
- female age 24 or younger
- male age 21 or younger
If you’re a refugee or seeking protection in Ireland, you can get a vaccine if you’re:
- female age 14 to 24
- male age 14 to 21
For more information and/or to book a vaccine, please click here
https://www.hse.ie/eng/health/immunisation/pubinfo/schoolprog/hpv/hpv-vaccine-catch-up-programme/
Understanding the Tusla Post-Referral Process
The Tusla Children First Information and Advice Service has developed a new video, “Understanding the Post-referral Process”, hosted on the Tusla website. The video is designed to help organisations, reporters and mandated persons, and members of the public better understand what happens when a report is received by Tusla-Child and Family Agency.
The eight-minute video, narrated by Tusla Chief Social Worker Ger Brophy , takes the viewer through the different stages in an assessment and explains the different response pathways.
Guidelines for Referrals to Child & Youth Mental Health Service for GPs , Health Practitioners , Teachers & Youth Workers
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Support those looking after the child of a relative or close friend.