Aboriginal children and young people have much to say about governance, law and policy, particularly about matters that are likely to affect their lives.
This article sheds some much-needed light on how participation rights can be made “real” at a local level.
A special edition of Child Care in Practice on “Raising the Voice of Children and Young People in Care”
The report provides details of the monitoring and evaluation of the Barnardos Glór na nÓg project.
The purpose of the consultation process is to inform the development of a whole-of Government strategy for babies, young children and their families.
Summary of the First 5 whole-of-Government strategy to improve the lives of babies, young children and their families.
This study uses the Lundy Model of Participation to understand what is required if children and young people are to meaningfully participate in decisions made about their lives.
This report details the findings of consultations with young people on Garda Youth Diversion Projects (GYDPs). The key objectives of the consultations were to explore young people’s views and opinions on how
The Advisory Group met five times over the six-month timeframe of the consultation process.
GYDPs are community based, multi-agency, youth crime prevention initiatives.