Halloween is about dressing up trick or treating and having fun with family and friends. Fireworks and bonfires are dangerous and can lead to serious injury. so this October 31st Be Safe Stay Safe. Traditionally bonfires were lit using wood and straw; however, with changing times many bonfires are now used as a means of disposing of…
Free LGBTI+ Training for Teachers in County Wexford BeLonG To Youth Services and FDYS are offering free teacher training in Wexford. This training is interactive, engaging, and will build your capacity to meet the needs of LGBTI+ students. This workshop for second-level teachers will take place in FDYS, Francis street, Wexford, on 22nd Oct 2019 from 5.30 – 8…
The Young Environmentalist Awards 2020 YEA2020 TImeline STEP 1. REGISTER YOUR PROJECTS – OPEN NOW! Registration closes 13th December 2019 STEP 2. SUBMIT YOUR PROJECTS ONLINE Submission closes Friday 13th December 2019 STEP 2. Semi-Final ECO-Dens Mar – Apr 2020 STEP 3. Final Showcase & Awards Ceremony May 2020 About ECO-UNESCO ECO-UNESCO is Ireland’s environmental education…
An opportunity for young LGBTI+ young people to have their say and their voices heard in implementing the LGBTI+ National Youth Strategy! Closing date for applications is July 12th. If anyone is interested contact Emma @ emma.whitty@fdys.ie
Youth Week is taking place from 11th May – 18th May, providing an opportunity for young people to express their ideas and views on how ‘Youth Work Works’ for them. Young people have been busy over the last few weeks working together on ‘Pieces of the Puzzle’ activity. This is a simple artistic activity that consists…
The National Youth Council of Ireland, together with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, are delighted to announce the call for applications for the United Nations Youth Delegate Programme for Ireland 2019 – 2020 which will support two young people (one male and one female) aged between 18-25 years (on June 8th 2019) to join Ireland’s…
On the 24th of May 2019 people all across Europe will have the chance to make their voice heard. Hundreds of millions of people in twenty-seven countries will vote on the makeup of the European Parliament . Most importantly, when going to the polling station in Ireland, it’s important to remember we’re not only voting…
