Today is launch day for our #Listen2Learn project in north Belfast where we heard from children about how they learn best. We've been working with @Young_at_Art who guided the children on a creative journey. More throughout the day on what the children have been saying...🚀
Are you a Nursery or funded Pre-School in NI? If so we’re looking your support with a short survey to find out how you use music techniques to support children’s development. Survey closes 14th February 😍! (Follow link) https://t.co/2ePQvBi6W3
What a treat to experience one of our Listen to Learn sessions in north Belfast. This project sees children from 6 schools tell us what they want learning to look like. Artists from @Young_at_Art are helping lead the young ppl on this creative journey 🪐✨🎨💫🎙️#ListentoLearn
⚠️ Over 14,000 children have been killed in Gaza. Homes, schools and hospitals destroyed.
@keir_starmer@davidlammy, now is not the time for half measures.
The UK must suspend ALL arms to the Government of Israel.
Watch and share our latest film with @oxfamGB.
Gaza footage: Salah Alhaw/Alef Multimedia/ Oxfam
We’re speaking to families impacted by the 2 child limit. We know this unfair policy will continue to be one of the main drivers of child poverty until the Government scrap it! Here’s what Mum Anna has told us. She wants to give her children the best childhoods possible!
Our thoughts and solidarity are with Muslim communities and people of colour affected by the recent racist violence across the UK.
We stand against all forms of racism, and are committed to supporting those impacted and working towards a more inclusive and just society.
We love seeing children and families get creative with play! We also know it supports brain development. So this was the scene y’day at our Play Day. Music / arts / dance all part of the experience 🎶 🎭 🎨 @EastSidePship@SCUKNI
We are excited to join ParkFest 2024 to celebrate the many ways PLAY helps build our children’s brains!
Come see us at Flora St this Sunday 28th July 12-4pm
#playday2024#playandculture#earlyyears
Congratulations to NI’s new set of MPs. I’m sure you’ll need to catch up on some sleep first but once rested up, here’s a to do list for how to help radically improve things for children:
Today at the start of Infant Mental Health Week, we want to add our voice to the importance of speaking up for babies!
As a collaboration of dedicated partners, we believe it is vital to #SpeakUpForBabies to give them the best opportunity to thrive.
#IMHAW2024
It’s Infant Mental Health week & we - along with over 60 orgs - want to take the opportunity to speak up for babies! We want to support their mental health & ensure their wellbeing cannot be forgotten by policy makers. @SFTS_NI
Brilliant to hear there will be a dedicated @jrf_uk team set up here & that child poverty will be a key focus. We fed into their report and back its finding that this is a crucial time for intervention around NI's growing child poverty rates. https://t.co/PyfSXfzhpF
Sometimes people ask us to talk about our work with children living in poverty here. A key thing we'll mention is our Early Year Grants' programme. Through it we help hundreds of families buy the basic essentials. Here's the story of our grants since the start of this year...
We’re excited to be sharing our learning at this Infant Mental Health Lunchtime Learning Webinar. ‘Attuned & Attentive Parenting - A system change approach’ @ncbtweets Pls join us.
https://t.co/9E35bC2yRb
We're excited to be sharing our work at the next IMH Lunchtime Learning Webinar tomorrow April 24th:
'Attuned and Attentive Parenting – A system change approach'
Register here:
https://t.co/wdRAboyPih
@ncbtweets
Through collaborative work, we have developed a framework that looks at the evidence of what works and the local context in east Belfast. We believe that our areas of focus, give us the best chance to improve outcomes for children: https://t.co/I9Orkjdzvx