Family Wellness Event
at Sean LeMass Library Shannon
Wednesday 24th January
10am to 12:00.
ONLINE INFORMATION AND SUPPORT FOR PARENTS SUPPORTING A CHILD WHO IS BEING BULLIED.
HOW TO SUPPORT A CHILD WHO IS BEING BULLIED ONLINE (CYBERBULLYING). WWW.WEBWISE.IE
HOW TO DEAL WITH BULLYING IN SCHOOLS- ARTICLE BY WEBSITE WWW.PARENTS.COM
ADVISE FOR PARENTS ON BULLYING IN SCHOOL FROM WWW.SCHOOLDAYS.IE
HOW TO DEAL WITH BULLYING IN SCHOOLS- ARTICLE BY WEBSITE WWW.PARENTS.COM
ADVISE FOR PARENTS ON BULLYING IN SCHOOL FROM WWW.SCHOOLDAYS.IE
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BELOW IS A DOWNLOADABLE BOOKLET WITH INFORMATION AND TIPS FOR PARENTS TO SUPPORT A CHILD WHO IS THE VICTIM OF BULLYING.
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Citizens Information WEEKLY FRIDAY Drop in Service
@ Shannon Family Resource Centre
Some Resources for Parenting
A USEFUL PARENTING RESOURCE BOOKLET FROM TUSLA
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TUSLA HAS DEVELOPED A RESOURCE BOOKLET TO SUPPORT PARENTS AND FAMILIES COVERING A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS FROM;
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The most important job in the world #parenting
Parenting is wonderful, but it is also challenging! No one can do it alone. There is plenty of information out there, and much of it can be confusing or contradictory! At loveparenting.ie you can find high-quality information on positive parenting, based on the latest research and evidence. Read about the Ages & Stages of child development, Local Services, Parenting Programmes and Events in your area.
Check out Parenting24seven .
This website provided by TUSLA The Child & Family Agency provides key messages on what works best for children and families at different ages and stages. Parenting24seven is part of the Supporting Parenting project in Prevention Partnership and Family Support programme within Tusla. You can choose your child’s age range or look through their range of different articles and resources.
This website provided by TUSLA The Child & Family Agency provides key messages on what works best for children and families at different ages and stages. Parenting24seven is part of the Supporting Parenting project in Prevention Partnership and Family Support programme within Tusla. You can choose your child’s age range or look through their range of different articles and resources.
According to the CDC, about 1 in 6 children between ages 3 to 17 will have one or more developmental disabilities. Cerebral palsy is a developmental motor disability that affects movement and posture. It can be caused by abnormal brain development or damage to the developing brain.
Cerebral Palsy Guide is a national support organisation dedicated to educating individuals and their families about cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities. We strive to provide answers and guidance to ensure that families receive the assistance they need to help improve their overall quality of life.
Resources and information available here
Cerebral Palsy Guide is a national support organisation dedicated to educating individuals and their families about cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities. We strive to provide answers and guidance to ensure that families receive the assistance they need to help improve their overall quality of life.
Resources and information available here
Our Purpose
- To provide support for children, young people and families in need;
- Promote and provide assistance towards the education of children and young people in social or economic disadvantage;
- To provide services for and promote and advance the welfare of children, young people and their families whose lives have been affected by economic, social or other disadvantage or loss.
As a parent part of the job is to prepare children for the online world and to ensure that they are safe and respectful online. Webwise.ie is a very useful website with a dedicated parent support section covering a range of topics from what to do if your child is the victim of cyberbullying to what parents need to know about sexting!
On SpunOut.ie we provide information on a range of different topics broken down into sections; education, employment, health, life and opinion. the website is ran by young people for young people but is a very useful tool for parents to explore also as you will find useful articles, videos and more written by young people that can help you communicate an issue or concern with your teenager.