Education for Mental Well-being Interested in a course? Get in touch to register today – ROI (087) 409 8630 or NI (078) 8007 0709 innovation.recoverysouth@hse.ie Courses delivered via Zoom
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‘Navigating Mental Health Services’ – Innovation Recovery Project online zoom South Hub course
Education for Mental Well-being Interested in a course? Get in touch to register today – ROI (087) 409 8630 or NI (078) 8007 0709 innovation.recoverysouth@hse.ie Courses delivered via Zoom
Continue readingChildren’s/Family Services New Tender Opportunity Now Open!
The HSE/TUSLA on behalf of the MACE Project seeks to create a register of suitably qualified Therapists to provide therapeutic sessions to families and children in the border region of the RoI. Click here for more information Closing Date: 28th October 2021 at 10am
Continue readingMACE Children’s/Family Services NI Interventions Tender Opportunity – 3rd and Final Opening!
This is your last chance to apply to be a Provider on the EU INTERREG VA MACE Project (Children’s / Family Services) framework in Northern Ireland (NI). This tender is seeking Providers to deliver Trauma Informed and Trauma Specific Interventions in specific NI border areas. More Information For information and to respond to this tender opportunity go to http://www.etendersni.gov.uk
Continue reading‘Navigating the Mental Health Services’ Innovation Recovery – education for mental well-being
Interested in a course? Get in touch to register today – NI (028) 7186 5149 or ROI (086) 606 9480 recoverycollegewest@westerntrust.hscni.net Courses Delivered Via Zoom
Continue readingCAWT in Action – Spring/Summer 2020
See the latest news from CAWT’s Cross Border Health and Social Care Newsletter. CAWT in Action Newsletter – Spring/Summer 2020
Continue readingCross Border Conference on Coercive Control takes place in Letterkenny
Event attended by 375 professionals from Tusla, An Garda Siochana, PSNI and other statutory and community partner organisations. Wednesday 11th December 2019: The Clanree Hotel, Letterkenny was the venue for a major cross border conference today focussing on the impact of coercive control. The conference was a collaborative initiative between the CAWT cross border MACE Project, which is funded by the EU’s INTERREG VA programme, and Donegal Children and Young People’s Services Committee and was supported by Donegal Domestic Violence Service, An Garda Siochana and Tusla. Coercive control is a persistent pattern of controlling, coercive and threatening behaviour including all […]
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