Check out this fantastic exercise course taking place!

 

The Solace Cafe is now taking bookings. Click the link to learn more

https://solacecafe.ie/

Opening Hours: Thursday to Sunday 5-10pm

Location: The Solace Café operates from Urbun Café, Unit 2 Watermint, Old Bray Road, Cabinteely, Dublin 18

WRAP with Arches

Introduction to WRAP by Gateway Project on Scribd

The first Connecting for Life Family Festival which is taking place on July 4th at 5-9pm in Knockmore Field (Behind Timmys Shop), Killinarden, Tallaght.

 

 This event is open to all communities across West Tallaght and everyone is welcome to attend for an evening to access Mental Health and Community Supports, Football, Music, Arts, Sports, Holistic Therapies and guests. It would be appreciated if you could promote this event to your networks and post on your social media.  

 

The Connecting For Life Festival is a wonderful example of the great collaboration and partnership that is taking place in Tallaght with statutory and community partners and is hosted by the Jobstown Connecting For Life Group which includes partners from Connect 4 Programme, South Dublin County Council, HSE Dublin South, Kildare and West Wicklow Community Healthcare, South Dublin County Partnership, Tallaght Drugs and Alcohol Task Force, Active South Dublin, Tusla, South Dublin County Volunteers, Barnardos, Foroige, Jigsaw, Mount Seskin Secondary School and St Thomas Junior and Senior Schools.

 

Your support at the event is greatly appreciated and we encourage all services and supports in West Tallaght to get behind the event be it host a stand or attend to support the event and enjoy all the offerings available on the evening. If you would like to be involved please reach out to me by email or call 087 662 7996.

 

It will be a fantastic event  

Beautiful Book called Safe Harbour has been launched

 

A beautiful, new, free illustrated story book ‘Safe Harbour’ that will support children who have been bereaved by suicide, has been launched this morning. Written by Patricia Forde and illustrated by visual artist Bronagh Lee, this new HSE resource will empower parents or carers to have difficult conversations safely with their child around this sensitive topic. The content in SafeHarbour has been developed by bereavement experts, professionals and people with lived experience. It is accompanied by 'Safe Harbour: A Helpful Guide for Parents and Carers', which outlines how parents or carers can practically use the book. The guide is also helpful for any professionals who would like to integrate Safe Harbour into their work to support a child who has been bereaved by suicide. Safe Harbour is dedicated to bereaved children and families in Ireland. Visit here for - More information on Safe Harbour - Downloads of Safe Harbour and Safe Harbour: A Helpful Guide for Parents and Carers - Accompanying audio resources -Information on bereavement supports Safe Harbour, and the accompanying guide, are also available in print. To request printed copies, email safeharbour@nosp.ie. Produced by HSE Dublin and the Midlands, HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention and Irish Childhood Bereavement Network within Irish Hospice Foundation. With support from HUGG (Healing Untold Grief Groups) Ireland, Pieta and Barnardos Ireland.