Invitation to Tender Review of Youth Mental Health Models of Provision
Children and Young Peoples Services Committees
Tender document available here
Application Process The deadline for receipt of completed proposals is Monday October 12th 2021.
Tenders should be submitted to:
Colette Bradley
Address: Shannon Family Resource Centre,
Respond Community Building,
Shannon, Co. Clare V14XV97
Tel: 061 707600 /Email: colettesfrc@gmail.com
Award of tender will be notified on: Thursday October 15th 2021
CIRCLE OF SECURITY PARENTING (COSP) with Shannon FRC
Starting Tuesday 28th September to Tuesday 7th December.
So what is COSP?
We all want to have secure relationships, but here’s the problem. Children don’t come with an owner’s manual. And it can be hard to know how to respond to the difficult behaviours and how to manage them. And, of course, every child is different. But here’s the good news. Children are born experts on the Circle of Security. Circle of Security is like an owner’s manual that’s been written by your child.
Learning how to use the Circle of Security helps us figure out caring ways to get the job done. Because it is no secret, caregiving can be the hardest job on the planet. Having an owner’s manual makes it easier to know the questions to ask that can help us find helpful answers. But sometimes when we are trying to make sense of what is going on with our children, the way we ask the question, can get it our way of finding caring ways to help.
To register your interest in this programme you first must be eligible to attend.
click here to access further information and to watch a video explaining the Circle of Security Parenting Programme in more detail so you can decide if you would like to register your interest.
To find out more please contact Cathal 087 1232489 or email cathaldsfrc@gmail.com
We all want to have secure relationships, but here’s the problem. Children don’t come with an owner’s manual. And it can be hard to know how to respond to the difficult behaviours and how to manage them. And, of course, every child is different. But here’s the good news. Children are born experts on the Circle of Security. Circle of Security is like an owner’s manual that’s been written by your child.
Learning how to use the Circle of Security helps us figure out caring ways to get the job done. Because it is no secret, caregiving can be the hardest job on the planet. Having an owner’s manual makes it easier to know the questions to ask that can help us find helpful answers. But sometimes when we are trying to make sense of what is going on with our children, the way we ask the question, can get it our way of finding caring ways to help.
To register your interest in this programme you first must be eligible to attend.
- You must be a parent to a child aged between 4 months & 6years.
- Be in a position to find 2 hours per week to attend the programme Tuesday mornings 9:30-11:30am.
- Be open to learning and listening to others in a group setting.
- Places are limited to 8 parents and pre-registration below is needed by 23rd September.
click here to access further information and to watch a video explaining the Circle of Security Parenting Programme in more detail so you can decide if you would like to register your interest.
To find out more please contact Cathal 087 1232489 or email cathaldsfrc@gmail.com
Update on Rainbows 2021
We will be running Rainbows Separation Loss Programme for young people aged 9-10 years from 3rd & 4th class this winter. The programme is for young people in this age range that have experienced loss through a parental separation in their family. (Spaces limited to 8).
The Criteria for recruitment:
We can only offer the programme to between 6-8 young people of similar age.
Their are 4 levels that we can facilitate, Levels 1-3 are primary school age and level 4 is for young people aged 12-15 years, up to transition year in secondary school.
Recruitment information:
We will be running Rainbows Separation Loss Programme for young people aged 9-10 years from 3rd & 4th class this winter. The programme is for young people in this age range that have experienced loss through a parental separation in their family. (Spaces limited to 8).
The Criteria for recruitment:
We can only offer the programme to between 6-8 young people of similar age.
Their are 4 levels that we can facilitate, Levels 1-3 are primary school age and level 4 is for young people aged 12-15 years, up to transition year in secondary school.
Recruitment information:
- Only one member of a family can take part in a group, no siblings allowed.
- The programme is 10 weeks long, 1 hour per week. (After school at Rineanna View, Community Building, Shannon).
- The young person must have experienced parental separation in the family to be eligible for the above programme this winter.
- We aim to run grief and loss programmes in 2022, you can express your interest for a place for your child by indicating which age range and programme you would like to refer your child for when contacting us.
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