Hello John,
Thank you for working with us in 2025 and Season's Greetings from all of us at NYCI.
Whether you joined us on a training, used our resources in your work, supported one of our campaigns, attended an in-person event or connected with us in any other way, as another year draws to a close, let’s remember those connections we’ve had and shared goals we’ve achieved.
As we look ahead, I also want to take a moment to acknowledge Mary Cunningham’s many years of leadership and her enormous contribution to NYCI and to the youth work sector. Her commitment, care and vision have helped shape the organisation I am now honoured to lead. I’d invite you to take a moment to look back on some of the highlights of her time with NYCI, and read our Reflections on Mary Cunningham’s leadership at NYCI.
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We wish you well and look forward to working with and supporting you again next year.
Happy Christmas, and best wishes for a healthy and peaceful New Year, from all of us here at the National Youth Council of Ireland.
Mick
Mick Ferron
CEO
National Youth Council of Ireland
Your Resources from 2025
(Re)Valuing Partnership in Youth Work - Conference Highlights
Take a look back at the highlights and key messages from our 2025 national conference in partnership with Centre for Youth Research and Development in Maynooth University’s Department of Applied Social Studies,
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Youth Information for Young People in International Protection
This resource will guide you in answering questions a young person in international protection may have on a variety of themes, such as education, accommodation, employment, and more.
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Starting Out 2.0
Starting Out is a set of resources to help those in Youth Work organisations who are responsible for delivering induction and follow up training to the volunteers in their service.
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Peer Abuse Guidance
This resource supports youth work organisations to understand peer abuse, how to respond safely and appropriately, and how to manage the complexities that often arise.
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Transversal Skills in Youth Work
The newest Skills Summary module features real youth voices sharing how they develop transversal skills like communication, creativity, problem solving and more through youth work activities.
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ECOWHA?! What is Economics Anyway?
This poster has been designed by the 2030 Young People's Committee for young people, youth workers, educators and youth leaders to explore the concepts of economic inequality and financial injustice.
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Voting 101: A resource for youth work settings
This resource offers two workshops designed for ages 14+ (with tailoring for younger groups), giving youth workers practical tools to open conversations about voting, representation, and social justice.
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Understanding Young People, Pornography & Sexting
This resource provides youth workers with an introduction to the issues of pornography and sexting, including insights and guidance on navighating these topics with your young people.
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