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Changing people’s lives
Tusla - Child and Family Agency is currently running a Fostering Recruitment Campaign to recruit new foster carers to meet the growing demand for placements, as a result of the ongoing humanitarian crisis, and the impact of Covid-19 in communities across Ireland.
Erris Family Resource Centre campaign is a success
The FRC for Erris campaign was brought to a successful conclusion on Tuesday October 25 last when Tusla CEO Bernard Gloster and Regional and Area Managers gave confirmation to the local steering committee that a family and community support service would be funded for the large rural community, in Northwest Mayo.
Eighteen Mayo adopted persons and relatives register with new register
Eighteen adopted persons and relatives from Mayo applied to the new Contact Preference Register last month, following the commencement of the Birth Information and Tracing Act 2022. The breakdown for Mayo was 16 adopted persons and two relatives applying to the register.
Tusla launches new campaign seeking carers for children
Tusla - Child and Family Agency has launched a new awareness and recruitment campaign to find carers for separated children seeking international protection.
GMIT launches new Level 7 diploma in school age childcare
GMIT’s Department of Nursing, Health Sciences, and Social Care has added a new course in its suite of early childhood education and care programmes, the new diploma in school age childcare (Level 7), the first such course to be offered in Irish third-level colleges.
Work to start on new Primary Care Centre for Oranmore within coming months
A new Primary Care Centre in Oranmore is to be built after An Bord Pleanála upheld the decision of Galway County Council to grant permission for the development.
Mayo Divisional Protective Service Unit commences
The newly established Mayo Divisional Protective Service Unit (DPSU) commenced this week.
From robotics to Harry Potter - Foróige STEAM event a hit
people from across Connacht aged between seven and 17 attended the Foróige’s first Regional Youth STEAM fair in the UNESCO ILAS Centre in NUI Galway.
From robotics to Harry Potter - Foróige STEAM event a hit with young people
More than 200 young people from across Connacht aged between seven and 17 attended the Foróige's first Regional Youth STEAM fair in the UNESCO ILAS Centre in NUI Galway.