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Charity is experiencing surge in calls for help from families who never needed to avail of their services before

Charity says support has helped children and families with 25,000 hours of family help and 600,000 meals

The opening of Brown Thomas’s new Dundrum mecca this week was jarring

Legislative reforms are being prepared to regulate the guardian ad litem system

Charity says ‘too many’ families are deprived of access to ‘fundamental essentials’

How corporate giving and staff fundraising can make all the difference to charities

NGO coaltion says abusive parents routinely granted unsupervised access to children

Debra Ireland, Barnardos Gifts for Good, Focus Ireland and the SVP need your aid

Nearly 3,500 women contacted a domestic violence service for the first time during the initial lockdown; is this lockdown any better?

Bereavement experts share advice for parents trying to cope in the most trying of circumstances

Children’s charity says it is adapting to ‘new needs’ of 1,580 families during crisis

Our politicians think we are not interested in long-term policies. The election will test if their cynicism is justified

Two people a day became homeless last month on average

Child poverty intervention is in addition to hot meals pilot running in 36 primary schools

Tech giant funds education campaigns for children as it breaches data privacy laws

Children’s charity says waiting lists are the result of 16% increase in demand for supports

A teenager struggled for years searching for answers to the ‘puzzle’ of her adoption

Appropriate reparations required for ‘terrible aspects of our past,’ Minister says

Home for Good say wording should include right to dignity, shelter and safety

Barnardos chief Suzanne Connolly on the the impact of what happens behind closed doors

Call goes out for clothes, shoes, accessories, household goods, children’s toys and books

It would cost a relatively small amount to make primary school education truly free

Outgoing Barnardos chief executive says Ireland is no 'Republic of opportunity' for the poor

One-third of parents expect to have to take out loans to meet anticipated costs

Charlie Flanagan says it is highly likely that other agencies were involved

Current reporting model needs to be reformed due to errors, Minister says

National Early Years Strategy raised at Children’s Rights Alliance annual conference

Number of households paying €300 per week in rent has ‘shot up’

McGrath aims to set up inquiry into case of woman left with family despite abuse allegations

‘I wish I could put every child at risk of poverty on a hospital trolley,’ Finlay says

Move to insert park on part of Dublin city site earmarked for modern family court

Almost 1,000 high priority cases not yet assigned social workers at end of 2015, figures show

Service could be run by State or by existing private entity such as Barnardos

What supports are there for guardians, like this Galway couple who are caring for four bereaved nieces?

CSO income survey shows one-parent families twice as likely to be poor

Overhaul will include payments to guardians as well as their status, roles and responsibilities

Minister for Children defends Tusla over reduction in money for Catholic agency

Group criticises ‘exploitative, hurtful and dishonest’ use of children by No campaign

Campaign rejects assertion, saying ad ‘wildly misunderstood’

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