This session invites people to share their personal experiences and insights from the pandemic. The feedback collected will contribute to a formal submission to the national consultation, helping to ensure that a wide range of perspectives are reflected in the final report.

Tusla is excited to announce the opening of multiple Children's Residential Care Homes across the country in the coming months. In partnership with Tusla, Cpl Healthcare is hosting Social Care Career Open Days to recruit passionate Social Care Professionals in Tusla South East and South West regions.

This webinar will provide practical information on the role of a coroner and on the law, standards and procedures that apply at inquests for a person who died by suicide and/or suspected suicide. Also, HUGG will provide information on suicide bereavement resources, services, and supports available.

ALONE is hosting a launch event for its upcoming report, Evaluating ALONE’s Impact through Enhanced Community Care, on Thursday June 12th. This report presents the findings of an evaluation detailing the significant positive impact of ALONE’s services on older people and the Irish healthcare system.

Conference on: Opportunities and Challenges of Technological Innovation in the Criminal Justice Sector. From AI ethics to body-worn cameras and professional obligations, join leading voices from Ireland and abroad as we explore how technology is reshaping criminal justice.

Care Alliance Ireland is looking forward to coordinating another Carers Week for 2025. All our partners will endeavour to make this week inclusive for all family carers across the country, continuing to offer both Online and Face-to-Face events.

Join the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) on 20 June from 10:00am - 11:00am for a free interactive online workshop for people working with members of the public. You will learn top tips on how to use plain English guidelines when writing for leaflets and publications.

Whether you’ve lost a friend, family member, neighbour, teammate, or colleague, and if you are over 18, you are welcome to come along. Take some time for yourself, to share memories of your loved one, exchange coping strategies, or simply be in the company of others who truly understand.

If you have lost a loved one to suicide, recently or many years ago, you are warmly invited to join us for a complimentary cuppa and chat with others who understand your grief. Led by trained volunteers with a lived experience of suicide loss, our pop-up café offers a safe, non-judgmental space for social connection, mutual support and shared understanding.

If you have lost a loved one to suicide, recently or many years ago, you are warmly invited to join us for a complimentary cuppa and chat with others who understand your grief. Led by trained volunteers with a lived experience of suicide loss, our pop-up café offers a safe, non-judgmental space for social connection, mutual support and shared understanding.