In this time of unprecedented challenge, Clare Youth Service has made comprehensive changes to our working model in order to remain in contact with young people across the county.”

Four Co.Clare based companies and workplaces were awarded for prioritising their employees’ heart health at the Irish Heart Foundation’s Happy Heart Healthy Eating and Active@Work Awards.

Clare Youth Service and SpunOut.ie have partnered up to launch the pilot Youth Information Chat that offers young people and parents the opportunity to have their questions answered online by Youth Information Centre staff through SpunOut.ie.

Developmental Groupwork programmes, first rolled out by Clare Youth Service in the 1970s, are to be reformatted and modernised.

Elevate Foundation, the Soar Foundation and Clare Youth Services unite to run free youth wellbeing festival taking place in three locations throughout Clare this April.

Clare Youth Service will run Summer Camps in Ennis and Shannon in July, offering active and creative fun to young people aged 7 to 12 years.

A pioneering toolkit to help women develop freely to their best potential has been launched by Clare Youth Service with the assistance of Clare Ladies Cycling Club.

Kevin Dormer, a volunteer with Clare Youth Service, has been awarded Youth Work Ireland’s prestigious Leading the Way accolade.

The Hub Café on Chapel Lane is currently looking for young adults to run and shape the space.