Amplifying Child Voices in Galway
Join our under-12s panel and help us co-create a brighter, safer future for children.
About the Project
Why Join?
Commitment and Expectations
Get Involved
About the Project
What is Little Voices, Big Ideas?
The ISPCC is proud to launch Little Voices, Big Ideas, an exciting new initiative based in Rural Galway for children aged 8–12. This project aims to give children a platform to share their insights and co-create a rights-based educational module on preventing violence against children, focusing on bullying and cyberbullying.
Through this project, we aim to:
- Empower children by amplifying their voices.
- Co-create relatable, child-centred educational materials.
- Build confidence through therapeutic play activities.
Why Join?
Why Should You Join Little Voices, Big Ideas?
As a member of this initiative, children will:
- Work on exciting projects to create positive change.
- Help design educational resources to raise awareness of bullying and cyberbullying.
- Have their voices heard and their ideas valued.
- Build confidence, make friends, and develop new skills.
- Receive training to support their role in the panel.
Commitment and Expectations
What’s Involved?
Joining Little Voices, Big Ideas means:
- Attending up to 8 interactive meetings per year in our ISPCC Galway office.
- Engaging in creative activities like talking, writing, drawing, or play.
- Contributing to the design of a child-friendly educational module.
Get Involved
How to Join?
Are you aged 8–12 years old and living in Rural Galway? Do you want to make a difference and have your voice heard? Here’s your chance!
Use the form below to sign up for Little Voices, Big Ideas today! You’ll be part of an exciting project that can create real change while making new friends and building your confidence.
Need more information?
If you’d like to learn more about Little Voices, Big Ideas, please email our Participation Lead, Charlotte Donnellan, at [email protected].
This Project has received funding from the European Union’s CERV programme under by Grant Agreement No 101138279the Daphne-CHILD programme with Eurochild and Terre des hommes. https://eurochild.org/
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