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Volunteer Ireland are running a series of FREE COVID-19 specific webinars. If you would like to sign up you can find the links  here . The next upcoming webinars are: Fundamentals of informal volunteering – Tuesday 21 April Fundamentals of retaining short term volunteers...

One Family is a family support organisation working specifically with people parenting alone, sharing parenting and separating. We have moved all our services to telephone and online and our national askonefamily helpline provides listening support to those in distress,...

The Crime Victims Helpline is a national charity providing support to all victims of crime in Ireland. We listen; provide information and answer questions about the criminal justice system; and direct victims to local and specialist victim support services. CVH can be reached at...

Please find a booklet on resources below to download: Resource Hub Covid 19 Please find a booklet on activities below to download: At home activities

There has been a marked increase in dumping across the County since the introduction of Covid 19 restrictions. We attribute this to a number if things including the following: Individuals who used their workplace to dispose of black bags (residual) waste can no longer do so...

Please see below the supports Family Carers Ireland are currently providing: For any family carer seeking advice, support or simply a listening ear at this time of huge uncertainty, please contact our National Freephone Careline on 1800 24 07 24 and we will do our best to help...

As Aware needed to suspend its national Support & Self Care groups due to Covid19,  we have introduced a new Phone In Support & Self Care group for people experiencing anxiety, depression, bi-polar disorder and other mood related conditions.   Pleas...

The National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) has compiled the words about coronavirus (also called COVID-19) with plain English explanations. We hear many of these words everyday on the news, radio, TV and online. NALA list words from A-Z. Please the webpage below:...

  The Family Addiction Support Network (FASN) have supports available for family members who are impacted by a loved one’s substance misuse.   According to “Findings from a study on how families are affected by substance misuse in the NE region of Ireland”...