The Department of Education has compiled a great set of resources to help parents support their children’s wellbeing.

https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/74cc1-resources-for-parents/

​Social, Personal and Health Education (SPHE) provides particular opportunities to foster the personal development, health and wellbeing of the individual child, to help them to create and maintain supportive relationships and become an active and responsible citizen in society. 

www.pdst.ie/sites/default/files/Primary%20SPHE%20Tips%20for%20Parents.pdf

​​Stay Safe is the mandatory SPHE programme that all schools follow. Below is a link to the parents’ section of their website. The aim of the programme is to reduce vulnerability to child abuse and bullying through the provision of a personal safety education programme for children at primary school level, continuing professional development for teachers, training for Boards of Management and information sessions for parents.

               https://www.staysafe.ie/parents.htm

​Webwise contains information and advice on a range of internet safety issues and concerns

             https://webwise.ie/

​Donegal Youth Service is a county wide service which provides support on a range of topics related to your child’s wellbeing.

             https://www.donegalyouthservice.ie/what-we-do/

​National Council for Special Education

https://ncse.ie/for-parents-2

Dyslexia Ireland offer support and advice to parents of children with Dyslexia.

https://dyslexia.ie/info-hub/how-parents-can-help/

National Parents Council

 https://www.npc.ie/images/uploads/downloads/Mental_Health_6PP_Early_Years_Final.pdf

Rainbows Ireland offer support to children who are dealing with bereavement and separation.

https://rainbowsireland.ie/

Your local Family Resource Centre offer a range of supports to parents and families on a range of issues. Below are the contact details for the Finn Valley Family resource Centre.

https://www.familyresource.ie/details.php?ID=129