Niall Muldoon

Significant numbers of primary school children as young as four are presenting with serious mental health difficulties such as anxiety, depression and(...)

When the interests of service providers take precedence over the rights and needs of their clients, public trust is undermined. This divergence in pri(...)

Lack of access for suicidal youths to emergency mental health services and the “stark failure” of the HSE and Tusla to act together in children’s best(...)

The message that “it’s okay not to feel okay” is getting through to children and young people. Most know it is no longer taboo to raise your hand and (...)

The Ombudsman for Children has said there is “no justifiable reason” to allow schools to give children of past pupils priority in their enrolment. At(...)

A Tusla social worker advised the foster mother in the “Molly” case to complain to the Ombudsman for Children about gaps in services between Tusla and(...)

The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (ISPCC) and the Irish Foster Care Association have welcomed acceptance by Tusla of the Omb(...)

Vacant properties in rural areas should be utilised as a solution to the homelessness crisis, the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) has said. (...)

Children living in the direct provision system for asylum seekers have complained about issues such as food, overcrowding and access to transport sinc(...)

A mother and her children who moved out of their home because of domestic violence were “erroneously” referred to a housing service for new communitie(...)