The initiative was started in January 2015 and has grown from strength to strength. We have added a role to our executive entitled Club Wellbeing Officer. This role is held by Kevin Mulligan. Along with Kevin, there is an active Crokes Talks Working group who are defining and implementing initiatives to maintain to drive education and involvement across the club in this area. We also extend the reach of this program outside the club into the broader community and partner with other service providers and organizations who have expertise in this area. Crokes Talks - News & Reports
Up to 50 KC Wheelers Cyclists took to the road today to complete the rescheduled annual Paddys Day cycle.
The 2nd April is World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD). People with Autism and those living with autism face many hurdles every day.
As a society, with a liitle thought and a few simple changes we can reduce these barriers to make our world more accessible.
#rockyoursocks today!! Don't forget your odd socks for #WorldDownSyndromeDay,
Colman Noctor is a Leinster based Child, Adolescent / Young Adult Psychoanalytical Psychotherapist who has worked in many of the Child & Adolescent Mental Health services in Ireland and abroad.
In Kilmacud Crokes we continue on a journey of understanding and awareness to help make our Club a better place for the entire community. As part of this initiative, we are delighted to launch a Kilmacud Crokes GAA Club ‘Social Story’. In general, social stories are used to teach particular so
The Parenting Programme and the Working things out Programme will be happening at the same time (Tuesday evenings 7pm to 9pm in Mounttown) so this might ideally suit families where the young person would benefit from the CBT Programme while Parents avail of the Parenting Programme.
