There is a long history of collaboration between agencies, services and the community, and a strong tradition of good working relationships between health, education, social services and the local authority in the Young Knocknaheeny (YKABC)/ Let’s Grow Together catchment area.
FREE PIC - NO REPRO FEEThree-year-old Sophie McCarthy from Ballyvolane at the official launch of Young Knocknaheeny area-based childhood programme in Cork, which took place at Hollyhill library in Knocknaheeny on Friday October 9th and launched by Kathleen Lynch TD, Minister of State.Pic: Brian LougheedMore info from:Linda PloverBlue Monkey PRt. +353 (0)21 4570357m. +353 (0)86 1971953
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At the official launch of Young Knocknaheeny area-based childhood programme in Cork, which took place at Hollyhill library in Knocknaheeny on Friday October 9th and launched by Kathleen Lynch TD, Minister of State.
Pic: Brian Lougheed
More info from:
Linda Plover
Blue Monkey PR
t. +353 (0)21 4570357
m. +353 (0)86 1971953
FREE PIC - NO REPRO FEEKatherine Harford, project manager, Young Knocknaheeny with Minister Kathleen Lynch TD, at the official launch of Young Knocknaheeny area-based childhood programme in Cork, which took place at Hollyhill library in Knocknaheeny on Friday October 9th and launched by Kathleen Lynch TD, Minister of State.Pic: Brian LougheedMore info from:Linda PloverBlue Monkey PRt. +353 (0)21 4570357m. +353 (0)86 1971953
The YKABC Consortium, and later the Programme was built on and from resources, skills and people already living and working in the community. It provided an opportunity for likeminded individuals to develop a comprehensive prevention and early intervention programme.
For further information about the history of the Programme please see ‘Preparing for a Whole Community Prevention and Early Intervention Programme 2011-2015’
