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Department of Children and Youth Affairs Dormant Account Funding Organisation GOSHH Ireland CLG (Gender, Orientation, Sexual Health, HIV) GOSHH intends to invite Social Workers, Mental Health & CAMHS professionals from across the Mid-West to discuss appropriate referral pathways for LGBTI Young People.

The aim of the training programme is to equip participants with the tools and resources in order to work LGBTI young people.
The day will be structured into information session, brainstorming and knowledge sharing about how best to benefit the young people in our area.
Prevention and Early Intervention Network (PEIN) The Prevention and Early Intervention Network (PEIN) was formed in 2010, to bring together evidence-based practice, advocacy and research organisations, in order to share, develop and disseminate learning; support the work of member organisations; and shape policy and practice, nationally, internationally and locally.
PEIN intend hiring a facilitator to work with two new working groups, exploring the topics of Adverse Childhood Experiences and the impact of homelessness on families.

The facilitator will help the groups form Terms of Reference, elect a chairperson and identify timelines for actions.

Cavan County Childcare Committee CLG Cavan CCC encourages the development of childcare locally, providing support and advice to parents and practitioners.
The Cavan CCC will hold a workshop for early years’ practitioners to improve the understanding of trauma by supporting children through play.

Amount awarded County €2,000 Co.
Limerick €2,000 Co. Dublin €1,600 Co. Cavan Total amount approved for funding 2018: €5,600 Organisation Breaking Through Company Limited by Guarantee The main focus of Breaking Through's work is to develop and coordinate the Irish Aftercare Network.Breaking Through also co-ordinates and manages Suicide Intervention Skills Training such as safeTALK (Suicide Alertness for Everyone) and ASIST ( Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) on behalf of HSE in Kildare/ West Wicklow, Dublin West , Dublin South City and Dublin South West areas.
To support The Irish Aftercare Network working with those working directly or indirectly with young people leaving care in Ireland.

The funding will support the delivery of meetings of the network and the annual Irish aftercare Network Seminar.

Cavan County Council Arts Office The aims of Cavan CC Arts Office are 1.

Support artistic excellence and innovation in the arts 2.

Consolidate and build on strategic partnerships across all artforms 3.

Raise the public profile of the arts across County Cavan 4.
Foster participation public engagement and 5.
Strengthen the management and operation of the Arts Office The funding is to grow their existing Network of key stakeholders: teachers, CYPSC, Cavan Monaghan Mental Health Services, social workers and leaders equipping them through learning, action/research and networking to identify needs, gather data, communicate Amount awarded County €13,200 Co Kildare €20,000 Co Cavan outcomes and influence strategic policy to ensure that young people are supported through arts interventions to build resilience.
This approach will provide evidence of best practice arts-based approaches for early prevention and intervention for children and families.

CASP CSMT (Community Substance Misuse Team, Limerick) CASP CSMT (Community Substance Misuse Team) aims to assist youths, families and communities to develop effective and supportive coping strategies to deal with substance misuse in the Mid West.
The funding is to develop a community of practice focusing on a uniform evidence based approach to working with young people with substance abuse problems.

Evidence reflects favourable on models such as: Community Reinforcement Approach, Motivational interviewing, Dialectic Behavioural Therapy for supporting young people while strong evidence in family support for Strengthening Families Programme and the 5 step method.
CSMT would like to develop Limerick City as a community of practice for professionals working with adolescent substance use and deliver a comprehensive multi systemic training programme to these professionals incorporating above evidence based practice to improve overall outcomes for young people, targeting 20 professionals in Limerick from a range of disciplinarians.

Total amount approved for the first round of applications for 2019: €42,200 €9,000 Co Limerick