Waterford CYPSC

The Ballybeg Community Project provides a wide range of services and activities in the community, catering for unemployed, women and young people.

Barnardos Family Support project is based in the Ballybeg community and provides support to families across Waterford city, mid county and Dungarvan. The service aims to promote the emotional wellbeing and positive learning outcomes for children.

Our Family support service is child focused and responds to the individual child and family by evaluating what their needs are and carefully tailoring a personal package of services to respond to those needs.

We offer services across the age ranges on both a group and individual basis (child-focused, parent-focused and family-focused). Family support encompasses a very wide range of specific services including:

• Family work
• Support programmes for children affected by family violence
• Parenting support
• Loss and bereavement work
• Programmes to support children showing poor social and emotional skills and struggling with peer relationships
• Programmes to support young people at risk of early school leaving
• Individual work with children/young people
• Support programmes for children affected by drugs and alcohol abuse
• Support for children and families of minority groups including Travellers, refugees and asylum seekers
• Practical support
• Weekend playground service
• Women’s group
• Advocacy

Barnardos family support project is based in the Ballybeg community and provides support to families across Waterford city, mid county and Dungarvan. The service aims to promote the emotional wellbeing and positive learning outcomes for children.

Our Family support service is child focused and responds to the individual child and family by evaluating what their needs are and carefully tailoring a personal package of services to respond to those needs.

We offer services across the age ranges on both a group and individual basis (child-focused, parent-focused and family-focused). Family support encompasses a very wide range of specific services including:

• Family work
• Support programmes for children affected by family violence
• Parenting support
• Loss and bereavement work
• Programmes to support children showing poor social and emotional skills and struggling with peer relationships
• Programmes to support young people at risk of early school leaving • Individual work with children/young people
• Support programmes for children affected by drugs and alcohol abuse
• Support for children and families of minority groups including Travellers, refugees and asylum seekers
• Practical support
• Weekend playground service
• Women’s groups
• Advocacy

The key objectives of Children’s Group Link are to provide recreational, educational, sporting, and counselling services, to involve the members in beneficial communal activities and to establish and develop children’s talent.