29 April 2022. Barnardos children’s charity is urging the Government to develop a trauma informed response to support the short, medium and long term needs and wellbeing of children and families forced to flee Ukraine. Barnardos CEO Suzanne Connolly said: “Essential services identified to meet the needs of these families must take into consideration the
Barnardos Big Toddle, a fun half-mile sponsored walk for crèche and pre-school aged children, is launched by Barnardos Ambassador Karen Koster This year Barnardos celebrates Big Toddle’s Little Heroes – Ireland’s youngest fundraisers who help vulnerable children their own age Register for the Big Toddle here barnardos.ie/bigtoddle Thursday April 28th– Barnardos children’s charity today launched their
Barnardos would like to offer our condolences to the family and friends of our much loved colleague Christine Hennessey It is with great sadness that we have heard about the sudden death our much loved and valued colleague Christine Hennessey. Christine’s contribution to children and families in her work with birth mothers, adopted adults and
The publication gives insight and guidance to support early learning and care services in adopting a trauma-informed approach The book was launched by Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth Roderic O’Gorman Barnardos has launched a new book aimed at early years educators and providers during a webinar attended by over 550 professionals from
Photography by Patrick Bolger sent to picture desks: 087 234 1594 MEDIA RELEASE: Students will benefit from activities for their body, mind, heart Paul O’Connell, Barnardos and Aldi launch new initiative for schools across the country Students can benefit from activities for their Body, Mind, Heart Schools can register for the Big Active at thebigactive.ie
Barnardos: Talking to Children about War 28.02.22. With news of the war in Ukraine dominating headlines, social media platforms and conversations across the country, many children are likely to have been exposed to information about the conflict. Children do not always talk about what is worrying them but they may be trying to make sense
One quarter of families worry about not being able to provide food for their children New research launched today by national children’s charity Barnardos and leading grocery retailer Aldi Ireland, found that 25% of parents often worry about not being able to provide food for their children and nearly three in 10 people in Ireland
1 February 2022 Suzanne Connolly, Barnardos CEO said: “We are extremely disappointed with the Government’s decision to proceed with a solely exam based Leaving Cert this year. No doubt, this sentiment is shared by the vast majority of Leaving Cert students who favoured and openly called for a hybrid approach. The pandemic has caused huge
Christmas FM, the popular radio station that is seen by many as the official soundtrack to the festive season, is delighted to announce that it has raised €331,515 for Barnardos, their chosen charity for 2021. This figure has well surpassed the original goal of €250,000, which will go directly towards Barnardos’ mission of working to
6 January 2022. Barnardos children’s charity is calling on the public to donate any unwanted Christmas gifts to their shops. Whether it is a jumper a size too small or a book you already have, it can be donated to one of Barnardos shops and will be greatly welcomed by staff. Every cent generated from
