The WRDATF presents its 10th Regional Drugs & Alcohol Awareness Week on the 8th of November 2021. Promoting awareness of drug and alcohol-related issues in the Western Region. Information on all online events and how to book is available via https://wrdatf.ie/ Twitter Facebook
Free Morning Zoom Webinars with International and Local Experts on a range of Autism related topics.
As part of the Bike Like Me campaign, Cycling Ireland is excited to offer four programmes for women and girls, catering for both the beginner and intermediate riders.
The HSE Child and Adolescent Primary Care Psychology Service in Mayo has launched a new initiative aimed at parents and caregivers of children and teenagers. The series of online information talks was created by the psychology service (including Psychologists and Assistant Psychologists).
Now that school’s back, what does it mean for us as parents. A facilitated interactive workshop for parents of children in primary school. Working together to build children’s resilience. Tuesday 22nd September at 7:30pm This will be an online workshop using Zoom, places limited. To register your interest, just email “workshop 22” to events@planetyouth.ie
TESS Return to School FAQs In the context of the current Covid-19 pandemic Tusla Education Support Services (TESS) are aware that parents must make difficult and informed decisions in relation to their child’s education. Each school must have a school plan in accordance with the Department of Education and Skills (DES) and Public Health (NPHET) …
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It is illegal to send, receive or share sexually explicit images, video or text of someone under 18 years of age.
Parent Hub Galway is an online directory of services providing information and contact details for children and family services throughout Galway. Along with service information, the site will show a calendar of events, activities and programmes offered.
Choosing A Strong Password
Chains of words, make passwords easy to remember and harder to crack.
To create a password that meets our strength requirements, it’s recommended to use a mix of at least three random words along with a number (not a birthday or 123 etc., just random) and one or more symbols and capitals, but don't capitalize the first letters of the words, e.g.:
This password style might not be very common, and it will be much more difficult for computers/bots to crack. It also allows for your passwords to be memorized more easily. Though a password vault may help with that.
