Below are a list of links to supports and information that may be helpful to parents/carers. You can ask our Home-School-Community Liaison teacher or at the school office if you need help accessing any of the services below. We will be happy to help.
Minding your own Mental Health
Parenting 24/7 – Tusla
Parentline
| Parentline is a free, National, confidential helpline that offers parents support, information and guidance on all aspects of being a parent and any parenting issues. Sometimes all parents need is a friendly, listening ear. You are not on your own. Parentline volunteers are extensively trained in listening and counselling skills. |
| There is no typical call. Parents call with all sorts of problems and children of all ages offer different parenting challenges. Anxiety, anger, aggression, isolation and loneliness, bullying, discipline, frustration, school refusal, drugs, teenage issues and verbal and emotional abuse are just some of the main reasons for the calls we receive daily. What all our callers have in common is that they are seeking help, support and guidance. The vast majority of our callers are overwhelmingly satisfied with the service offered and the assistance received. |
Information and Advice about Renting and Tenancies
Information for Homeless Families
You can contact the Dublin Regional Homeless Executive if you need support with housing. The offices at Parkgate Street are operating by appointment only. Call the number below for further assistance.
Domestic Violence – advice and supports
For those who experience domestic abuse, home may not be the safest option, especially during times of stress.
It is important that you know you are not alone – domestic and sexual violence support services from State agencies and the voluntary sector are available to support you.
Go to www.stillhere.ie or www.womensaid.ie for more information
Access Arrangements for Children
If you have a custody arrangement in place for your children – click on the picture below for some helpful guidelines and advice:
Supporting a child with support needs
The charity AsIAm have lots of very helpful advice, guidance and resources for parents/carers of autistic children. Click on the picture below:
Click here to access our page about supporting your child’s learning.
