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Clár na nÓg – youth sector updates October 2022

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Remember to check out our News Feed for regular updates. Read our most recent update >>
Deep disappointment as youth work and many young people overlooked in Budget 2023

The 1.6% increase in current funding for youth services is deeply disappointing for a sector that supports over 380,000 young people. This limited funding increase is effectively a cut, with core inflation set to be 5.25% for 2023. Read our budget 2023 reaction >>

 

One World Week 2022: Training Workshops
From September through to January, we will be providing free One World Week training workshops. These are for young people and youth workers, and will facilitate discussions around the theme of “Globalisation – The YOUTH & the TRUTH.”
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UN Youth Delegates for 2022-2023 Announced
We’re delighted to announce that Jessica Gill and David Giles have been selected to join Ireland’s official delegation to the United Nations for 2022 – 2023, representing young people in Ireland at a global level.
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Youth Arts & STEAM Project Management Series

The National Youth Arts and STEAM Engagement Programmes will be delivering a 3-part project management training series exploring topics through the lens of youth arts and STEAM projects, including assessing young people’s needs, design and evaluation of projects, and developing funding applications.
Find out more and register >>
Sign up to Ireland’s First Climate Justice Charter

The Climate Justice Charter is a tool that supports youth organisations to contribute to the systemic change needed, through easy-to-follow principles and on-going support for its signatories.
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Discussing War with Young People

As a youth sector, we know that young people are interested and aware of the situation in Ukraine and it is important to acknowledge this. We’re including this resource here again to help you provide space for this discussion.
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Member News

 

VSI Youth for Climate Justice Project

VSI is looking for young people aged 18 – 25 to take part in our Youth for Climate Justice project in November 2022! Participants will learn about climate justice and be equipped with the skills, knowledge and confidence to act for global change.
Apply by October 23rd 2022
Find out more >>

 

Get inspired for the Young Environmentalist Awards 2023

The Young Environmentalist Awards (YEA) is the biggest ECO-Action programme in Ireland that recognises and rewards young people who create action projects in their local youth group or community.
Find out more and register >>

 

No Name Club

No Name clubs provide alcohol and drug free social spaces, events, and activities for young people aged 15-18. They are up and running again as their clubs look forward to what will hopefully be a full uninterrupted year of activity after Covid times.
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Youth Wave 2022

Youth Work Ireland’s annual celebration of youth clubs is taking place on Saturday 22nd October in National Office, Dublin. Youth Wave is a chance for youth club participants, workers and volunteers to come together at a national level to take part in fun, educational and interactive workshops where they can learn new skills, be entertained and have fun.
Contact for more information >>

 

Is your organisation an NYCI Member?

As well as advocating on your behalf, NYCI provides advice, networking and development opportunities, and expert training in all areas of youth work, including child protection, development education, equality, arts, health, and more. Find out more >>
Vacancies

Amnesty International: Face-to-face fundraiser
Irish Wheelchair Association: Youth Service Support Officer
VSI: Programmes Officer ESC volunteer
Foróige: Youth Officer, Programme Coordinator, and more
Other Youth Sector News

 

Transition Year STEM Programme

‘Design Your Future City’ is a free two-week programme for TY students offered by Academy of the Near Future. During this two week programme, you will explore the technology behind a ‘smart city’ in creative hands-on workshops, reflect on the challenges facing your communities and create your own idea to try and solve it.
Find out more >>

 

YOUTH IN THE NPA – Make your voice heard!

Are from Northern, Western, or Southern Ireland, between 16 – 35 years old and an active member of a local youth organisation? Then join the YOUTH IN THE NPA Conference organized by Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic programme, physically, or online! We are looking forward seeing you in Bodø, Norway, on 9th November 2022! Registration closes on 14th October
Register >>

 

What Works Workshops

Involve youth Project Meath have secured funding through the Dormant Accounts funds to deliver 5 FREE workshops on the development of their youth mental health board game. Four of these workshops will be held Nationally and 1 online throughout the month of November.
Register >>
Mentoring Programme for Youth Work Students

Sallynoggin College of Further Education are currently looking for mentors to support their Youth Work students. This programme will provide students with the opportunity to meet and network with professionals who are able to offer support, clarify their goals and improve their employability.
Contact for more information >>

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