Displaced Ukrainian Nationals Services & Support Information

National Services  Information & Supports website GOV.IE

• Government Accomodation recognition pay  gov.ie - Accommodation Recognition Payment (www.gov.ie)

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  Ukrainian Action In Ireland www.ukrainianaction.ie

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  DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL Local Community Forum Response Lead  LINK to Frequently asked Questions for Displaced Ukrainian Nationals

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  Health Services 

  • Getting Health Care in Ireland 
  • Information From HSE, Disabilty supports for families 

• EDUCATION  Regional Education & Language Teams REALT Link

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  TUSLA THE CHILD & FAMILY AGENCY - CHILD PROTECTION & CHILD WELFARE INFORMATION 

• TUSLA - Dublin City South Local Contacts & Supports/ Area Family Support Services 

• English 
• Ukrainian 
• Russian 

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CHILDCARE & EARLY YEARS  Local Information & Supports Dublin City Childcare Committee 

A Parents Guide to Childcare in Ireland

English

Ukrainian 

Russian 

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IRISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND Booklet Psychological Response Information 

Parenting Supports 

National Parents Council Ukrainian helpline to support children & families in education in Ireland. 

•  Ukrainian Poster 
• Russian Poster 

ISPCC - Articles translated into Ukrainian on topics of particular interest 

ISPCC - CHILDLINE 

Barnardos - Information 

Barnardos Bereavement Support - Ukrainian nationals 
Barnardos Children’s Bereavement have engaged a  psychologist from Ukraine  team since March 2023.

More informaiton Here

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Dublin South City Partnership - Support Guide for Host Families 

UKRAINE CULTURAL COMPETENCEY GUIDE 

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Links to  Online Trauma Supports

Barnardos

• How to talk to Children about War (barnardos.ie)
• Supporting the Wellbeing of Children from Ukraine | ... (barnardos.ie)

Joanna Fortune – 15 minute parenting

• Listen on Apple Podcasts 15-Minute Parenting.: Understanding the trauma of war

In this episode Joanna talks us through the impact of the trauma on war on those who are arriving into our Country. It can be hard to understand why our offers of help may not be received in the way we hoped they would or to understand the perspective of someone who is fleeing their Country in fear of their safety. Joanna talks us though the invisible scars of war.