Oral health differs greatly based on where you live.
The Innovation Lab would like parents help to take their children through a survey asking questions about oral health.
Survey Link: https://ilab420850.typeform.com/to/k8xZaq4k
Oral health differs greatly based on where you live.
The Innovation Lab would like parents help to take their children through a survey asking questions about oral health.
Survey Link: https://ilab420850.typeform.com/to/k8xZaq4k
The June edition of the Family Support Hub Newsletter is now available to download
https://cypsp.hscni.net/download/391/family-support-hubs/40990/fsh-newsletter-jun2023.pdf
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In this edition we have included some low or no cost ideas to keep the kids entertained over the summer holidays. You may also be aware that the CYPSP recently launched a fabulous new regional guide designed by parents of children with disabilities to help and support other parents. If you haven’t seen it yet please make sure to have a look. Further information and the link to the resource can be found in the Newsletter.
It is also packed full of information for parents/carers, early years, children & young people with a disability, mental health and wellbeing advice, Helplines and much more – make sure you download your copy now!
Previous editions of the newsletter are available at http://www.cypsp.hscni.net/family-support-hubs under Family Support Newsletter section.
Welcome to Issue 106 of our information bulletin, ‘FYI’ (For Your Information).

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This is our largest edition of ‘FYI’ on record – A bumper issue containing many summer activities and ideas for families across the Southern Area for July & August.
It is Alcohol Awareness Week this week and Deafblind Awareness Week next week – See relevant information and resources on pages 44 and 56 relating to these.
Finally, on page 38 you will see the newly-published report of the NI Review of Children’s Social Care Services, as led by Professor Ray Jones – Please have a read of this comprehensive review.
Stay connected!
Locality Development Team (Southern Trust Area)
Welcome to the 70th edition of the fortnightly newsletter for Locality Planning Groups in Ards, North Down & Down.

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This issue includes “Help Kids Talk” information on effect of dummies on speech, Ascert courses, updates on NSPCC PANTS campaign and free courses for school leavers with The Princes Trust.
If you wish to advertise any upcoming programmes or activities please see the guidance on the back page and don’t forget to share with your contacts!
Friday 9th and Saturday 10th June saw 2 massively successful events to showcase support services in the Armagh locality area.
On Friday 9th June, 66 services hosted information stalls to highlight support for all ages in the Armagh area. The event was held at City of Armagh Hotel and funded through Ark and Tringle Housing along with Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council.
On Saturday 10th June a youth event was held at the EA Youth Service’s Epicentre Youth Centre and open to the 11+ age group. Around 170 young people took part in a wide variety of activities ranging from Arts & Crafts and African Drumming to Boxercise and Dungeons and Dragons. A total of 22 activities were offered along with free pizza, fruit kebabs and refreshments. The event was a joint effort from 11 member services of Armagh Locality Planning Group and funded by CYPSP, CiNI, SHSCT and ABC Council.
Both events were agreed at a previous meeting of Armagh LPG to highlight the support services available for all ages in Armagh with a particular emphasis on activities for children and young people.
