GUI: Consultation on Cohort ’24

Wednesday, Oct 14 — on Monday Pavee Point was in attendance at a consultation event on Cohort ’24 hosted by Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) Cohort ’24 refers to a randomly selected group of children born in 2024 who are surveyed as part of a national longitudinal study conducted by GUI. Data collected informs policy […]

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Break the Cycle Conference

On Thursday (24 Sept), Pavee Mothers attended the ‘Break the Cycle Conference’ in Dublin — looking to how prevention, timely intervention and family support services can help tackle inequality for children and young people. The conference was a side event to the official meeting on the European Child Guarantee, and was organised by Eurochild, the […]

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Shaping the Future Forum

On Wednesday (23 Sept), Pavee Mothers attended the Shaping the Future forum, hosted by the Department of Children, Disability and Equality. The forum is the final stage of a wider consultation process on the future of early learning and care and school age care across Ireland — bringing together parents, early years educators, school age […]

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Early Childhood Ireland roundtable

This morning (15 Sept) Pavee Point was in attendance at an Early Childhood Ireland (ECI) roundtable for a presentation and discussion on their forthcoming research: ‘Investigating Children’s Access to Early Years and School Age Care’. Participants discussed key findings from the research and how organisations can use the research in their own work. #TravellerEducation #RomaEducation […]

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Child Poverty and Well-being Summit

Pavee Point was in attendance at the ‘Child Poverty and Well-being Summit’ hosted by the Department of the Taoiseach in Dublin yesterday. The summit addressed strategies for meeting every child’s basic needs and as to how barriers to inclusion might be eliminated. Details of the summit here: https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-the-taoiseach/press-releases/child-poverty-and-well-being-summit/

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Twentieth anniversary of Growing Up in Ireland

This morning (June 17) Pavee Point was pleased to attend the 20th anniversary celebration of Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) at the Department of Children, Disability and Equality. Since 2006, as Ireland’s national longitudinal study of children and young people, GUI has made a significant contribution to our understanding of the experiences, wellbeing and development […]

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