family support

Koemba Parent Coaching

Description:

Koemba offers training for professionals working with children /families and also for  parents.

 

Koemba offers training for professionals working with children /families and also for  parents. It  is also an on-line community, providing resources and a forum for discussion on a coaching approach to parenting.  

Koemba supports parents to create more enjoyable and fulfilling family life. 
Which sector do you work in?: 
Trainer
How would you classify your work?
Education /Training/Support
Family Support/Services
Mental Health
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Adult Training
Parents / Lone Parents
Family

My Mum & Dad Argue A Lot

This course equips Family Support Workers & Educators to respond to the needs of parents and families living with conflict. It looks at conflict patterns and offers key messages from research on how outcomes for families and children can be improved. 2012 dates are available on request.<?xml:namespace prefix = o />

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Outreach Project (DROP)

Description:



 

Which sector do you work in?: 
Community
How would you classify your work?
Addiction
Family Support/Services
Emergency Services
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Drugs/Substance/Alcohol Abuse
Local Community
Unemployed

NORTH EAST REGION FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK

Description:
Which sector do you work in?: 
Community/Voluntary
How would you classify your work?
Family Support/Services
Addiction
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Family

Respond! Housing Association

Description:

Respond! is Ireland's largest not for profit Housing Association. We seek to create a positive future for people by alleviating poverty and creating vibrant, socially integrated communities.

Which sector do you work in?: 
Community/Voluntary
How would you classify your work?
Accommodation/Housing/Homeless
Education /Training/Support
Economic/Community
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Social / Economic Disadvantaged
Parents / Lone Parents
Older People

Parent Focus

Description:

Parent Focus provides support to families who maybe experiencing difficulties in communication, behaviour managmement or any issue aroud the family.

 

Which sector do you work in?: 
Trainer
How would you classify your work?
Education /Training/Support
Family Support/Services
Development
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Family
Adult Training
Children/Young People

South and West Mediation Services Organisation

Description:

The South and West Mediation Services Organisation is a non for profit mediation organisation run by experienced mediators in the south and west of the country.

The South and West Mediation Services Organisation is a non for profit mediation organisation run by experienced mediators in the south and west of the country.

Which sector do you work in?: 
Community/Voluntary
How would you classify your work?
Family Support/Services
Human Rights / Justice
Urban Development
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Family
Social / Economic Disadvantaged
Community & Voluntary Sector

Free Anti-Racism Training Day

Submitted by paulmeade on 8 July 2010 - 4:03pm

The Family Support Network, a national organization supporting families living with drug use, will be running an Anti-Racism training day on the 1 September in Offaly.

Ag Eisteacht

Organisation: 
Ag Eisteacht
Ag Eisteacht, in partnership with front-line practitioners seeks to improve the well-being of children and families in

Ireland.

Information about your organisation / company: 
Ag Eisteacht seeks to improve the lives of children and family members using evidence-based training and an emphasis on early intervention.

The aim of our work in Ag Eisteacht is to highlight opportunities for early intervention in the area of family relationships, focusing on times of transition e.g. becoming a couple, childbirth, becoming parents, to mention a few of the well documented stress points in the family life-cycle. Recent research and policy developments acknowledge the important links between the quality of parents' relationships, child outcomes and the "need for an integrated whole-family approach for practitioners working across a range of disciplines".

Ag Eisteacht was founded by Maeve Hurley and Kathy Jones in 2001. Ag Eisteacht is affiliated to the UK Charity One Plus One.

Address:

Ag Eisteacht,

Unit 1, Webworks,

Eglinton Street, Cork.

Tel: 086 0455114,

www.ageisteacht.com

Ag Eisteacht is a not for profit organisation and is registered in Ireland  
Training experience and qualifications: 
Maeve Hurley, M.B., M.R.C.G.P.
  • Co-founder of Ag Eisteacht.
  • Qualified G.P. with over 15 years experience of working in the community.
  • Tutor with over 8 years experience of training focusing on Brief encounters ®training, and Parental Conflict training.
  • Parenting Programme Facilitator – Delivering Parenting Programmes and delivering Group Leadership Skills for Family Caring Trust Programmes.
  • Advanced Facilitation Skills training, All Hallows 2007.
 

Contact Details

Address 1: 
Unit 1, Webworks
Address 2: 
Eglinton Street
City: 
Cork
County: 
Cork
Phone: 
0860455114
Email: 
maeve@ageisteacht.com
Website: 
Ag Eisteacht
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