Click on the video below to learn more
Friday, 24 November 2023
Tuesday, 21 November 2023
Thursday 23rd NLN Phibsboro & Mulhuddart Open Day
The National Learning Network in Phibsboro between 11am
to 1pm on November 23rd are looking to meet staff and
students to discuss the programmes they run in Phibsboro and Mulhuddart. They
are based at 7th Floor Phibsboro Tower, Phibsboro, Dublin 7, D07 XH2D.
Parking is available in their rooftop carpark which is accessible from
Connaught St. Disk parking is available on Connaught St. If walking or
travelling by public transport, use the stairs between Tesco and the shop
before. Press 9 and enter on the larger keypad to call reception to gain
access.
Please RSVP by email or by calling/texting directly on 0873726625
by close of business Tuesday.
This is part of a National Open Day across all National Learning
Network (NLN) colleges which are based in every county in Ireland next
Thursday, November 23rd from 11am. NLN, is the educational division of the
Rehab Group, is a supported training service which provides a range of
inclusive, flexible training courses for people with a disability, mental
health issues, illness or additional support needs. NLN delivers about 70
different training courses across over 50 locations in Ireland, providing certified
courses and specialist support to people aged 16 and upwards who may otherwise
find it difficult to gain employment, or who need personalised support to
progress to third-level or further education.
The NLN National Open Day to mark College Awareness Week.
People can visit to discuss the various learning options with pathways to
further education, higher education, and jobs. NLN believe no one should be
left behind so drop in and hear what their inclusive, equitable education and
training model is all about.
NLN works with people of all ages, from early school leavers
right up to people aged 65. Their staff are skilled in working with employers
to help match students with the right employer and the right role.
Tuesday, 14 November 2023
Thursday, 9 November 2023
Wednesday, 8 November 2023
Certified psychologist Kati Morton asks us to consider if we are the problem in this video
It's easy to point the finger at someone else's behaviour, but it often times may be better to turn that finger around and look at what we may be doing that is hurting our relationships. We may look at see repeat unhealthy relationship or friendship patterns in our life, or perhaps we often blame our friends or parents or family for everything wrong in our life. Or we may blame society or other factors in our life. The truth is, there is often two people at fault in conflict or unhealthy relationships (not in all cases, but often times). Or we often may have some fault in things. We may find ourselves a co-dependent in our relationships or friendship or find that we struggle with co-dependency in all of our relationships. Or we may find ourself stuck in unhappy situations without making the changes we need to move forward. And then we may see that our friendships or relationships are consistently unhealthy - and when I say relationship I mean our work colleagues or our mother or our father or our siblings, not just romantic partners. We may find that negativity or negative patterns follow us in all of our relationships - so let's dive into the 6 signs that YOU might be the problem in your relationships and friendships.
Check out this information about Bereaved Children’s Awareness Week
This year for Bereaved Children’s Awareness Week (13-17
November), the Barnardos Children’s Bereavement Service is partnering with the
Irish Childhood Bereavement Network to host an online panel event as part of
ongoing learning around the importance of culturally sensitive bereavement
support.
‘An Intercultural conversation about what we learn to do with grief’
Tuesday 14 November @ 3:30-4:30pm
Register here
All are welcome to join the conversation happening between five women who
were born outside of Ireland and who are currently living and working in
Ireland.
Arzu Gorbil,
Wendy Muperi,
Alejandra Etienne,
Iryna Matuzova,
Colleen Brown
They will be sharing what they've learned about grief and
grieving while growing up in Turkey, Zimbabwe, Colombia, Ukraine and the USA,
along with other countries and cultures they have lived in along the way.
To learn more about this campaign, please click the link below:
Tuesday, 7 November 2023
HUGG's World Suicide Bereavement Remembrance Event on 19th November 2023
World Suicide
Bereavement Day is marked every year in mid-November, when people who have been
bereaved by suicide come together to find comfort, remember loved ones, and
share expressions around loss, healing and hope. This year, HUGG, the national
suicide bereavement charity, is inviting anyone who has been impacted by
suicide to join them to mark the day and remember their loved ones who have
died by suicide.
“Say Their
Name: World Suicide Bereavement Remembrance Event”, will be held in the Unitarian
Church, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin on Sunday, 19th November 2023, at
2pm. It will also be live-streamed. This is a FREE event; however, spaces
are limited, please register on the link below.
Registration link: https://bit.ly/2023SayTheirName
Theatre classes at The Gate
Check out these theatre classes available for youths and adults at the prestigious Gate Theatre!
Click the link for more information.
Thursday, 2 November 2023
Check out these events through Dublin City Council
Dublin City
Council have an Events Section on our website which can be found by clicking on
the link - Events | Dublin
City Council
Please
see below a selection of upcoming event taking place in the South East Area:
·
Winter
Lights - Barnardo Square, Children’s Art Competition - Winter
Lights - Barnardo Square, Children’s Art Competition | Dublin City Council
·
History
Book Club for Children (ONLINE) - History
Book Club for Children (ONLINE) | Dublin City Council
·
Ciorcal
Comhrá - Ciorcal
Comhrá | Dublin City Council
·
Toddler
Group @ Pembroke
Library - https://www.dublincity.ie/events/toddler-group
·
Ringsend
Library Toddler Group - Ringsend
Library Toddler Group | Dublin City Council
·
Ringsend
Library Book Club - Ringsend
Library Book Club | Dublin City Council
·
Pearse
Street Creative Writing Group - Pearse
Street Creative Writing Group | Dublin City Council
·
Spanish
language exchange - Spanish
language exchange | Dublin City Council
·
Toddler
and Storytime meetings @ Pearse Street Library - Toddler
and Storytime meetings | Dublin City Council
New
events are being added all the time so keep an eye on the Events link Events | Dublin City Council
to see what’s going on in the South East Area and
all across Dublin City.
Dublin
City Council Libraries:
Dublin City
Libraries have also a mailing list of any events going on in their libraries.
Please note
that the mailing list is for all libraries in the DCC area, and not just the
South East Area
To
subscribe to this mailing list: https://www.dublincity.ie/residential/libraries/about-libraries/mailing-lists
You can
find our more information about our libraries and their upcoming events on our
webpage: https://www.dublincity.ie/residential/libraries
Wednesday, 1 November 2023
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