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Dun Laoghaire Youth Cafe.

For more information, see Dun Laoghaire Youth Service website. See details

Having fun in the water

Water based activities are just one of the many projects you can do in an Adventure Sports Club. See details

At the launch of the John Paul II Awards

The John Paul II Award, inaugurated in 2006, is an initiative that animates young people to express their faith through parish and community based activities. To find out more about See details

For information on World Youth Day

Contact The Office of Youth Evangelisation See details

Dun Laoghaire Youth Cafe. Having fun in the water At the launch of the John Paul II Awards For information on World Youth Day
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CYC works with some 500 voluntary youth groups in the greater Dublin area. Youth clubs and youth groups provide an invaluable resource for youth people in many areas. They are largely delivered through the voluntary effort of committed adults, supported by the staff of the youth service and its local regional youth services.

Youth clubs and groups are

  • locally based,
  • voluntary (both for the young people and for the volunteer/leader),
  • youth clubs are engaged in a non- formal education process with young people
  • offer recreational and educational activities for young people,
  • providing a voice and a role for young people.

Young people benefit by,

  • new activities and opportunities
  • a place to go to and meet other young people
  • informal and non formal learning
  • advice and information
  • Positive changes ( positive personal development )
  • Relationships and respect.
  • Growth of positive esteem in young people
  • positive experiences
  • positive behaviour
  • Positive influences and social integration
  • learning from experience.

The community benefits

  • by developing the social capital of young people-
  • by creating community leaders,
  • by providing a place and a space for its young people

To find out where is your local youth club or group or if you would like to start one in your area, contact CYC .