NYCI is the representative body for voluntary youth organisations inΒ Ireland. We use our collective expertise to act on issues that impact onΒ young people.
The Covid-19 outbreak represents a major challenge for the youth work sector.
It changes the way we all must work.Β With that in mind, weβre bringing together resources, training and advice to support you through this time.
Contacting our team
We are working remotely as much as possible at the moment.
The best way to contact us is by email: you’ll get our staff contact details here.
NEWS
Stay up to date with the latest news and information on our work in the youth sector in Ireland.
Covid-19 guidance update: 22.10.21
Today, the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY) have announced changes to the Covid-19 Guidance for Youth Organisations. One key change that was [β¦]
Minister Coveney meets with Irelandβs UN Youth Delegates for 2021-2022
This is the seventh year that the Department of Foreign Affairs has sponsored the UN Youth Delegate Programme, in partnership with NYCI.
COP ON! Why Should Young People Care About Our Planet and COP 26?
On September 25th 2021, the NYCI-led Future Generations Climate Justice Project together with Friends of the Earth Ireland held an event with the aim of explaining how the UN climate talks work, who is involved, and how young peoplesβ voices fit within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and COP26.
BOOK UPCOMING TRAINING COURSES & EVENTS
*The majority of our events currently take place online. A small number of trainings are delivered in-person. Check individual listings below for details*
Click on any of the events below to find out more about them, or click here to see all available training and events that you can book online.
The Future of Europe is in your hands – Tell us what it looks like! Young Voices mid term In Person meet up Dublin
Are you the next EU Youth Delegate? Do you want to shape society, your future and the future of Europe? Share your ideas and bring them to the Conference the Future of Europe. The 25 percent project is here to hear YOU!
How is the YOU doing in Youth Work?
This is a supportive online space which offers you the opportunity to stop for a moment and take stock β to give you a little time to reflect on how you are in all of this β the positives, the challenges, how you are supporting yourself and being supported β and what you would like in terms of support.
How is the YOU doing in Youth Work?
This is a supportive online space which offers you the opportunity to stop for a moment and take stock β to give you a little time to reflect on how you are in all of this β the positives, the challenges, how you are supporting yourself and being supported β and what you would like in terms of support.
PROGRAMMES
Our programmes provide expert guidance, practical training and user-friendly resources to support your work with young people.
Become a member of the NYCI
Join the representative body for youth organisations in Ireland andΒ takeΒ advantage of the benefits for your organisation
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Extraordinary Assembly 2021 is live!
Tune in throughout the day for live updates and use the hashtags... #ISSU4U #EA2021
On 24 October 1945, the UN Charter entered into force - as the SG says 'a vehicle of hope for a world emerging from the shadow of catastrophic conflict'.
That's why today is UN day πΊπ³.
76 years on, it is a day to reflect on the principles and purposes of United Nations. https://twitter.com/antonioguterres/status/1452198181115154436
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76 years ago, the founding document of the United Nations Organization - UN Charter π - entered into force. It established the purposes, governing structure & overall framework of the Organization πΊπ³
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NYCI complies with The Governance Code for the Community, Voluntary and Charitable Sector in Ireland
NYCI supports Sustainable Development Goals
NYCI Supports ComhlΓ‘mhβs Code of Good Practice
NYCI is a signatory of the Dochas Code of Conduct on Images and Messages