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The new Family Resource Centre was announced by Minister Foley
Minister for Children Norma Foley has announced that a new Family Resource Centre (FRCs) will be established in Omeath in Louth.
The new centre which will be in The Dolmen Centre in Knocknagoran, Omeath and comes as part of a wider delivery of ten FRCs nationwide.
Family Resource Centres offer a wide range of supports shaped by local needs. These include guiding families towards appropriate services, providing counselling and emotional assistance, offering education and training opportunities, running after school and youth programmes, supporting the development of community groups and delivering practical help such as access to technology or advice on local initiatives.
Fianna Fáil Senator Alison Comyn welcomed the announcement describing it as a place families can trust to offer real support when they need it most.
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