Barnardos Knowledge Bank
Barnardos Knowledge Bank is an online service hosting full content materials produced by Barnardos Ireland. It contains the full text of booklets, journals, reports, research papers and more. Barnardos Knowledge Bank is an open access platform, with the aim of making Barnardos output as widely accessible as possible. Use the Browse functions on the right for an overview of relevant materials. Barnardos is a National Voluntary Childcare Organisation part funded by Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.
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Responding to Parents’ Well-being Needs Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic – A Critical Reflection on the Experiences of Vulnerable Parents and Frontline Service Providers
(Technological University Dublin, 2022)In March 2020, a range of public health measures were introduced to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Ireland, including the closure of non-essential services and schools, and restricting the movements and social interactions ... -
Personnel Practice in Early Years Services - A Guide
(Barnardos, 2002)Being an employer is not an easy task; apart from managing and developing your service, you are responsible for the children in your care on a day-to-day basis, working with their parents, and last but not least your ... -
A Guide for Parents/Carers
(Barnardos, No date)A guide to Barnardos services for parents and carers. -
‘Working Together Online’ Barnardos Digital Best Practice Framework 2022
(Barnardos, 2022)Blended working is a flexible approach that combines face-to-face and online service delivery. Blended working provides children and families with a greater choice and access to services as it reduces barriers to engagement ... -
Search & Reunion Series: The Journey - Some Possible Outcomes
(Barnardos and Council of Irish Adoption Agencies, 1995)In the past the granting of an adoption order generally meant that contact with the adoption agency ceased. As more and more people return to agencies seeking information a new openness has developed and agencies welcome ...
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