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.
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Are you attending @cultivate_ie #ElementsOfChange festival this weekend? Find shelter from the elements ☔️ this morning & join #ProjectUs coordinator @JessieMaguire91 for #SDG design thinking, art 🎨 activities & conversation. #GlobalGoals
We are the Girl Guides Association ⚡️⚡️
#GuidewithPride
#DublinPride
Thanks to @ywirl anf @Belong_To for their fantastic Pride Breakfast #Pride2022 🏳️🌈
The countdown is on for our #EUYouthDialogue event next Tuesday with @nycinews but of course time is also ticking on our responsibility to make decisions about our sustainable future! Join us and get involved! Registration link below. #YoungVoices
#Artists #youth workers you've still got time to apply for #Youth #Arts #Bursary for a youth arts project in #Cavan #Monaghan so get in! Email rhona@nyci.ie for more info @cavanarts @artsinmonaghan @CreativeMonagh2 @nycinews @CavMonETB https://twitter.com/artsinmonaghan/status/1537020167988862977
👏 Well done NYCI members on amazing work throughout #PrideMonth - and all year round - empowering LGBTQ+ Youth!
🌈 #DublinPride is tomorrow, enjoy the celebrations!
+ make sure to catch the Pride Breakfast hosted by @ywirl & @belongto!
There was no need to delay the second reading on the #VoteAt16 bill.
Young people breathe life into tired issues and we desperately need their contribution to strengthen the politics and policies in this country.
➡️ https://thomaspringle.ie/2022/06/24/pringle-no-need-to-delay-second-reading-on-bill-to-reduce-voting-age-to-16/
📣Here comes the 2nd edition of our Youth webinar on: #Youth in the post-war reconstruction process🇪🇺🇺🇦
🗓️29/06
🕙10-12am CEST
Join the event with a view to producing concrete proposals on youth empowerment! #EYY2022
ℹ️ http://europa.eu/!p3hYgg📲Register http://bit.ly/3Qsb1Zr
Delighted to be in Áras an Uachtaráin for the President’s garden party on behalf of @nycinews for the #HeForShe solidarity movement for the advancement of gender equality.
NYCI supports Sustainable Development Goals
NYCI receives funding from the Department of Children and Youth Affairs
NYCI Supports Comhlámh’s Code of Good Practice
NYCI is a signatory of the Dochas Code of Conduct on Images and Messages
NYCI complies with The Governance Code for the Community, Voluntary and Charitable Sector in Ireland
