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Quiet Stars Group

Quiet Stars Group
Organiser:
City East Family Services
Aimed at:
6 to 10 year old pupils
Venue:
Local primary schools
Local primary schools

Event Category

Children 6-11 Years
Date:
Please contact City East Family Services or your local school for more information.
Event Description:
School-based group work introducing boys and girls to benefits of mindfulness & meditation and ways to use it in their daily life

Event Organiser

Tusla Child and Family Agency

City East Family Services

091-773664
Maire.Quinn@tusla.ie
City East Family Services are a Tusla Child and Family Agency Service. We recognise that every family is unique and that all families need support at certain times. We work with families with children from birth to 18 years. We provide a service to children and their families within their own homes and communities to build on their strengths and overcome difficulties.
 Babies and Toddlers
 Children 6-11 Years
 Family Life and Parenting
 Teenagers 15-17 Years
 Young Teens 12-14 Years 
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