Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postDelighted with our new signs for FDYS Junglebox Childcare Centre thanks to Practical Printers.... FDYS County Wexford added 2 new photos.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postGreat day today at Comhairle Goes Colourful. Thank you to everyone who made it possible and to all the participants. 👍👍 FDYS County Wexford added 8 new photos — with Kieran Donohoe.
Thanks to all the organisers of today's colour run, the Donohoe Family loved it. It is very important to be highlighting positive mental health for young people. Liz will be sleeping for a week! FDYS County Wexford is with Kieran ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postEnniscorthy's Before and after Colour Run....great fun. #positivementalhealth FDYS County Wexford added 3 new photos.
What a fantastic interview all about Comhairle and our 5k colour run!! Well done to our members and a massive thank you to Alan Corcoran and his team for having us!!
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postPreparation for South East radio interview for Comhairle Goes Colourful 5k on Sunday 16 September at 12 noon FDYS County Wexford added 2 new photos.
https://www.activelink.ie/content/vacancies/children-youth/39421 To support our Youth and Community Work in Gorey Community Youth Project and in the Wexford Town Community Youth Projects FDYS invites applications for the following opportunities: Community Youth Worker (Full time ...
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