Launch of the CYPSC Training Links Series sponsored by The Wheel

Join CYPSC Cork in person to launch the Wheel's Training Links Programme and connect with others through learning. Event Description This event will bring together professionals, practitioners, services, and organisations working with children, young people, and families across Cork to learn about the upcoming programme of training opportunities available through Training Links. The morning will include: • Welcome and opening remarks • Introduction to the Training Links programme • Short presentations from workshop facilitators outlining upcoming training opportunities • Information stands from partner organisations • Networking opportunities with colleagues from across the sector • Keynote address and official launch by Professor Susan Leahy Training Links is designed to support workforce development by providing high-quality training opportunities that strengthen knowledge, collaboration, and practice across services supporting children, young people, and families. This event is open to professionals and volunteers working in relevant services and organisations throughout Cork. Places are limited and registration is essential. Who Should Attend? • Community and voluntary organisations • Family support services • Youth services • Educational professionals • Health and social care practitioners • Gardaí • Community Safety Partnership representatives • Statutory agencies • Anyone working with or supporting children, young people, and families Registration Information Attendance is free of charge. Please register in advance to secure your place. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Training Introductions • The Homicide Timeline, Professor Jane Monckton-Smith • Vicarious Trauma and Compassion Fatigue, Patricia Allen-Garrett • In Their Shoes, Miriam McAuliffe • Intercultural Dialogue, Deborah Ohiah and Ciara Mulcahy Linehan • Consent, Margo Noonan and Ellen Sheehan • Dating Abuse, Margo Noonan and Ellen Sheehan • Digital Abuse, Aoife Griffin and Eillis Murphy • The NonViolent Resistance Model, Rosemary Fox