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Anne Brennan, Youth Information Officer with North Connaught Youth and Community Service speaking at an event
A new website providing official listings of over 100 services for children, young people and families in Sligo and Leitrim has been launched. It includes information on health, mental health, education, disability, youth, childcare and other services.
The website was developed by the Youth Mental Health Initiative in conjunction with the Sligo Leitrim Children and Young People’s Services Committee (CYPSC) and is funded by a variety of agencies.
The website hosts information on services relevant to children from pre-birth to young adults (18-24 years). The target audience for this website is: Service providers (e.g. schools, youth services, health services, voluntary groups, etc.), adults working with children, young people and families, parents, guardians and carers. The North Connaught Youth and Community Service are responsible for operating the site.
Log onto www.sligoleitrimdirectory.ie
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