This workshop will explore practical ways to support children and young people (*in particular those who have experienced transition) to understand their own personal Life Story, with the aim of promoting a positive sense of ones self.
This workshop will explore practical ways to support children and young people (*in particular those who have experienced transition) to understand their own personal Life Story, with the aim of promoting a positive sense of ones self.
It will explore ways to support the child / young person to understand their own personal life events, cultural heritage, sense of belonging and history in a sensitive way.
The training will include practical strategies to assist with this, including collecting and collating information, recording and also advice on how and when to share this information with young people, with a focus on promoting emotional well-being and identity.
This workshop is aimed at professionals who are supporting children and young people who have
*experienced a transition and are no longer living either in their country of origin or with their nuclear birth family;
this may include those who are now living in Northern Ireland, but who were born in another country;
and / or children & young people who have experience of the care system or adoption, and who could benefit from work to help them to understand their early beginnings.
Who We Are
Children in Northern Ireland (CiNI) is the regional umbrella organisation for the children’s sector in Northern Ireland.
Fairness for children:
Advocacy, Inclusive, Challenging Inequality and Facilitating Participation.
Enabling:
Signposting, Capacity Building, Partnering and Support
Representative:
Regional, Objective, Articulate and Vocal.
Authoritative:
Competent, Professional, Researched, Evidence Informed.
Relevant:
Strategic, Connected, Contemporary and Considered.
Our vision is to make Northern Ireland a society where all children are valued, treated fairly and are able to flourish. To deliver on the vision, CiNI has three strategic priorities.
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