Youth Info Publications
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What does Volunteering look like to You? – As part of European Youth Week 2026, we produced a postcard with links to Volunteering Locally, In Europe, Inclusion Supports & More Information
Calendar – Your Year Your Way: Each month will be packed with key events, programs, resources, and tips to help young people plan their year. Whether you’re looking for important dates, youth supports, or fun activities and boredom busters, this calendar has everything you need to stay connected and engaged throughout 2026!
Crosscare Youth Information Model of Service Delivery : This Model of Service Delivery sets out our approach, rooted in youth work principles and underpinned by ERYICA guiding principles. This Model links what we do with what we want to achieve and strives to communicate the true value of our work.
Youth Information Online Chat Service Impact Report 2024 Youth Information Chat offers information, advice and guidance about the issues that matter to young people. Youth Information Chat is a free, non-judgemental, one-to-one, online chat and email service for young
people. It is a partnership between Youth Work Ireland, Crosscare, YMCA Ireland, and spunout.
Intro to Student Grants – a quick guide to the main college grants and financial support available to students going to college including Student Grant Scheme (SUSI).
European Elections 2024 – find out about the European Elections that are happening in June 2024, how to register to vote, how to choose who to vote for and more….
European Solidarity Corps – Volunteer in Europe. Read about the amazing opportunities, listen to young people that have volunteered and hear their stories.
Studying Abroad in UK and Europe– Aimed at Irish Students thinking of going to Britain to study. It is still an option once you are
aware of the changes. The publication also raises awareness of opportunities of studying in other parts of Europe.
Volunteering in Europe – free travel, accommodation and pocket money with the European Solidarity Corps.
Work in Europe – explore employment opportunities in Europe and find out the supports available.
Work, Volunteer, Study, in Europe. There are so many amazing opportunities in Europe for young people from Ireland – working, volunteering, and studying.
Get that job – a guide to doing your CV, applying online, interview techniques, employment supports and tips for staying positive.
Thinking of Leaving School Early – A guide for young people in the Dun Laoghaire / Rathdown Area