Clare Traveller CDP

📣Halloween Party Announcement 📣

BOOKING IS REQUIRED

Contact Maja on 0872476093 to secure your spot, as there are only so many spots available. Include the number of kids that will be attending.

Countdown to Micheal Collins play - is it a cultural thing or is it?

Micheal Collins will be on Clare Fm tomorrow at 10.45am to speak about his upcoming play in the Glor.

For people who have not yet booked, you will find free available tickets on the offices glor website.

Kids Club, a free, after-school crafting program for those ages 5-12, starts next Thursday at 4 pm. Don't miss out; it's sure to be a blast!

Well done to the lads in our mens group on completing and passing the forklift course well done men 👏

Autonomous Community Work in Action - a film by the Community Development Projects (CDP) Network Developed collaboratively with the ten CDPs, the film was made with...

Please share this video of autonomous work in action- Bridget Casey talks about Clare Traveller CDP!

Autonomous Community Work in Action - a film by the Community Development Projects (CDP) Network Developed collaboratively with the ten CDPs, the film was made with...

A QUICK REMINDER ABOUT TOMORROW'S EVENT!

We are super excited to partner with Shannon Toastmasters again this year to host a special event on the topic of inclusion 🥳

This is a great introduction into what Toastmasters is all about while listening to some engaging speeches.... and even taking the floor for a short topic if you're feeling brave!

When: Wednesday September 16th, 8pm to 10pm
Where: St. Senans National School, Shannon, Co. Clare

We will have someone in the room ready to greet people on the day! If you haven't been to Toastmasters before and would like to come along you can email us ahead of time at [email protected]

ISPCC THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
https://www.ispcc.ie/guided-digital-programmes/

For Parents/Carers
1. Supporting An Anxious Child:
For parents/carers of children aged 5–11 who are experiencing mild to moderate anxiety. This programme helps parents/carers better understand childhood anxiety and develop practical, evidence-based strategies to support their child’s emotional wellbeing and confidence.

2. Supporting An Anxious Teen: For parents/carers of young people aged 12–18 who are experiencing mild to moderate anxiety. This programme helps parents/carers understand teenage anxiety and learn practical techniques to support independence, resilience and emotional wellbeing.

3. Supporting A Child With ADHD: For parents/carers of children aged 6–12 who are experiencing ADHD-related challenges, with or without a formal diagnosis. This programme helps parents/carers better understand ADHD and develop practical strategies to support organisation, routines, emotional regulation, communication, positive relationships and everyday life at home.

These are standalone programmes, so young people and parents/carers can each take part in their respective programmes where appropriate, or just one person can be referred into the relevant programme depending on what best suits the family.

How the Programmes Work:

- Each participant is paired with a trained ISPCC Supporter who guides them through the programme for up to 12 weeks.
- The service is fully digital and can be accessed on a phone, tablet, computer or other smart device.
- The programmes are safe and accessible 24/7, allowing users to log in whenever and wherever suits them.
- All communication with a Supporter is in written form and asynchronous.
- No face-to-face or in-person sessions are involved.

Referrals:
ISPPC accept referrals from professionals as well as self-referrals from parents/carers for themselves and/or their child.