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Forget Easter eggs and chocolate bunnies — for many young people, school holidays mean loneliness, fear and overwhelming pressure. The Easter break should be a time of joy for children:
ISPCC offers FREE online mindfulness workshops for children and teens
Join us online on January 16th to explore how mindfulness can make a positive difference to children and young people. ISPCC is offering three free workshops for primary and post
Behind the closed doors of homes across Ireland, many children suffered in silence this Christmas* – but Childline was there for them
Behind the closed doors of homes across Ireland, many children suffered in silence this Christmas – but Childline was there for them “It’s such a hard time of year to
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