MAKING A DIFFERENCE TO THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE
Youth work makes a real difference to the lives of young people in our community. The National Youth Council of Ireland supports a number of campaigns aimed at improving the lives of young people in Ireland. Below are some of the campaigns that are currently running.
NYCI in partnership with our member organisations and the wider youth work sector is running the “Youth Work Changes Lives” campaign from 2017-2019 to highlight the positive contribution of youth work to young people, local communities and Irish society as a whole
VOTE AT 16
NYCI believes that young people should have a greater say in decisions and actions that affect them and their community. We have been campaigning for Government to extend the right to vote to 16 and 17 year olds for local, national and European elections.
The only emoji needed to sum up our mood for #WorldEmojiDay after spending 2 days with the 🇮🇪 youth delegates: 😍
@UNYouthIRL represents the voices of the youth of 🇮🇪 at the UN & educates youth on UN issues back at home. Stayed tuned for more from them!
As an NYCI member, access bespoke training packages in child protection, development education, equality and inclusion, youth arts and youth health: https://t.co/vr688LM98q
'EMPYRE': a one-night’s circus-spectacular is coming to Dublin!
Produced by Wake the Beast, @BarefeetTheatre & @CircusZambia1, this magical tale tells a story of revolution through daredevil acrobatics & more.
Book tickets:
@FightingWordsIE | @nycinews
'EMPYRE': A One-Night Circus-Spectacular in Dublin!
World Vision Ireland is delighted to announce the arrival of 'EMPYRE': a one-night circus-spectacular in Dublin! Produced and performed by Wake the ...
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NYCI supports Sustainable Development Goals
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NYCI complies with The Governance Code for the Community, Voluntary and Charitable Sector in Ireland
