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09 May 2013 in Featured, Parenting, Research

Free Ebook for Parents on Reading with Your Baby and Child

Are you a parent of a baby, toddler or young child Would you like to find out how you can help with your child's reading skills and educational development Our free 'Your Child's Literacy Skills' ebook has easy to understand tips on fun ways you can enjoy books and language with your child. ...

02 May 2013 in Advocacy, Featured, Schools

Making School Uniforms More Affordable

SVP, Barnardos and National Parents Council Post Primary working in partnership with education leaders to make school uniforms more affordable Wednesday, 1st May 2013: SVP, Barnardos and National Parents Council Post Primary (NPCpp) know how the cost of school uniforms can put many families under unnecessary financial pressure. Close to the front line these charities see at first hand the stra...

30 April 2013 in Featured, Shops, Volunteering

Volunteers needed in Barnardos Warehouse, Dublin 15

The Barnardos 'Brand New' Warehouse in Ballycoolin, Dublin 15, urgently needs volunteers. We're looking for organised people who are interested in fashion or stock management, and who enjoy working with a team. Volunteers are needed from Monday to Friday; days and hours can be flexible. If you're interested, please get in touch with Suzanne on volunteers@barnardos.ie, or call 01 708 0431. ...

26 April 2013 in Featured, Publications, Research

Barnardos Library – New Arrivals April 2013

New resources from the Barnardos Library, added in April 2013....

26 April 2013 in Featured, Press Releases, Shops

Barnardos Statement on RTE Primetime Programme, 25 April 2013

Barnardos, Ireland’s leading children’s charity operates a network of seven charity shops which help to fund its work with vulnerable children and families in Ireland. Over the past year, Barnardos shops have reported an increase in customer demand for quality affordable goods and clothing. However the volume of donations the charity receives has visibly declined; this may be attributed to the...