Promoting health and wellbeing in the youth work sector
The National Youth Health Programme (NYHP) is a partnership between the National Youth Council of Ireland, the Health Service Executive and the Department of Children and Youth Affairs.
The NYHP is dedicated to developing and promoting a culture within the youth sector which focuses on health and wellbeing by building the capacity of the youth workers and volunteers. NYHP also acts as a conduit between grass roots experience and the development of public policy and national strategy in the area of youth health and wellbeing.
YOUTH HEALTH TRAININGS
How is the YOU doing in Youth Work?
‘How is the YOU doing in Youth Work?’ is a facilitated space for you and your team to talk and listen, a little time for some self-care for each of you.
Let’s Talk About Consent
This interactive one-day training aims to support youth workers to feel confident and competent to address the concept of consent with young people in their organisations.
Understanding Young People and Pornography
This interactive one day training aims to support practitioner’s understanding and knowledge of the topic of pornography and its implications for young people.
HEALTH QUALITY MARK
NYCI has developed the Health Quality Mark (HQ Mark) as a health promotion initiative with a view to enhancing best practice and a high standard of quality in all aspects of health promotion in youth organisations.
The HQ Mark is a set of quality standards in youth health promotion.
HEALTH QUALITY MARK
NYCI has developed the Health Quality Mark (HQ Mark) as a health promotion initiative with a view to enhancing best practice and a high standard of quality in all aspects of health promotion in youth organisations.
The HQ Mark is a set of quality standards in youth health promotion.
MENTAL HEALTH SIGNPOSTING
One of the key findings from the Mental Health Needs Assessment, carried out by the National Youth Health Programme, was the need to support organisations, practitioners and young people access appropriate mental health services.
In response to this need a Youth Mental Health Signposting tool was developed.
YOUTH HEALTH NEWS
Coco’s Law: what you need to know about The Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act 2020
Do you want to know more about Coco’s Law, who it affects, and why it’s important?
New Initiative: Critical Reflection Model in Youth Work Practice
Are you looking for a safe, facilitated space to critically reflect on your work and to see what the learnings are? Are you interested in using reflective practice methods to support well-being at work and to support the exchange of good practice?
Men’s Health Week 2021: ignite the best version of yourself with our SoulSpace Seminars!
Come Join us in celebrating Men’s Health Week (MHW) from Monday 14th until Sunday 20th June 2021
YOUTH HEALTH PUBLICATIONS
Competencies of Sexuality Educators
In 2017, the WHO (World Health Organisations) developed a framework to provide support for sexuality educators when implementing sexual health training programmes. The framework also aims […]
Coco’s Law – infographic
NYCI’s Youth Health and Child Protection Programmes have created an infographic to help you understand Coco’s Law – The Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act […]
Health Quality Mark Support Manual
This support manual has been designed to support youth organisations in pursuit of the NYHP’s Health Quality Mark (HQM) and includes: An introduction to the National Youth […]
MORE ABOUT HEALTH PROMOTION
The National Health Promotion Strategy (2000-2005) identified a range of population groups, settings and topics for health promotion action.
This strategy clearly named youth organisations and the out-of-school settings as having an essential role in promoting health with young people.
HEALTH PROMOTION
The National Health Promotion Strategy (2000-2005) identified a range of population groups, settings and topics for health promotion action.
This strategy clearly named youth organisations and the out-of-school settings as having an essential role in promoting health with young people.
Become a member of the National Youth Council of Ireland
Join the representative body for youth organisations in Ireland and take advantage of the benefits for your organisation
