Health & Safety

In order to ensure that we all keep healthy and safe in light of COVID we have decided to place publications here for you to download or refer to.  If there are any items that you would like listed here please do not hesitate to contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

1. Practicing Self-Care
Explores the importance of individual ‘s ‘self-care’ and encourages  participants to build their own ‘self-care toolkit’ which includes healthy habits for their mental health and wellbeing

Practicing Self Care

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Look After Yourself Posters from Health Promotion & Improvement Department of the HSE

Title: "Rufus the Messy Monster”​
Audience: 2-4 year old children, their parents; and pre-school workers

Launch date: Phase 1: September 2017. Phase 2: September 2019

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https://www.safefood.net/getattachment/a9dc71b1-8af0-4bd3-b0d2-32d643f3da0e/Handwashing-Stakeholder-Resources.zip?lang=en-IE

 HPSC ADVICE  (AS AT 27.3.21)                                                    TUSLA
                                                                                                         CHECKLIST

Correct procedure for adults to wash their hands (source HSE)

Washing Hands sequence for children

 
My Asthma Action Plan

 Sun Safety

Here are a few tips for keeping your children safe in the sun: Keep babies under 6 months in the shade as much as possible. Keep older children safe by following the SunSmart Code. Take care whether you are in Ireland or abroad - UV damage from Irish weather is just as harmful as that from warmer climates.

Safe Sleep for Babies

It is not safe to place a baby on their side to sleep because they may roll onto their tummy. Babies who sleep on their tummies have a higher risk of cot death. Always lay a baby to sleep on their back, with their feet to the foot of the cot.

To learn more about safe sleep positions for babies follow this link: www.mychild.ie

Keep Active

You can help your children or any children you look after to be active. Children whose parents or guardians are active are more than 5 times as likely to stay active.

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Click on this link to access getirelandactive resources 
https://www2.hse.ie/wellbeing/teaching-your-children-to-be-active.html

Here are some healthy Breakfast, Lunch, Snack, Dinner and Dessert suggestions from Safefood - click on the links

https://www.safefood.net/recipes/breakfast

https://www.safefood.net/recipes/lunch

https://www.safefood.net/recipes/snacks

https://www.safefood.net/recipes/dinner

https://www.safefood.net/recipes/desserts