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Oberstown wins Ibec KeepWell Award
Oberstown has won Wellbeing Initiative of the Year at the Ibec KeepWell Awards 2020. The announcement was made on Tuesday 25 August at a virtual awards ceremony broadcast via live stream from the Mansion House in Dublin. The Ibec KeepWell Awards celebrate companies...Annual Report 2019
This is the 2019 report of the Board of Management for Oberstown Children Detention Campus.
CEHOP – a model for individual journeys through care
Oberstown’s CEHOP model of care takes its title from the five strands we address when working with young people here on campus – Care, Education, Health, Offending behaviour and Planning for the future. CEHOP has shifted the emphasis from looking back at what the...Oberstown Children Detention Campus response to COVID-19
Like many children’s services, COVID 19 poses a significant risk to the safe and secure operation of Oberstown Children Detention Campus. In Oberstown, we have been preparing for COVID-19 since early March 2020, determined to protect young people and staff from the...Shaping lives in a time of change, we need your help at Oberstown
Shaping lives in a time of change, we need your help at Oberstown. At Oberstown Children Detention Campus, we are taking every action to tackle and reduce the impact the COVID19 crisis has on our campus, our young people and our employees. As a result of the pandemic...Building better futures – A blog about Programmes at Oberstown
To support young people in reducing the likelihood of reoffending, we have developed a range of programmes. In 2019 we delivered six offending behaviour programmes with 51 participants completing one or more of these programmes. Our programmes are designed to promote...Oberstown shortlisted for three KeepWell Awards 2020
We are delighted to be shortlisted for three Ibec KeepWell Awards 2020 which celebrate companies who successfully implement corporate wellbeing strategies:
Oberstown Deputy Director Damien Hernon on Newstalk with Pat Kenny
Our Deputy Director, Damien Hernon, was on Newstalk with Pat Kenny on Friday January 24th discussing the supports offered in Oberstown to young people in conflict with the law. Listen back here: https://newstalk.com/listen-back (starts at 2:01:58).The DCU LEAD programme is just one initiative in a range of employee development and support activities available at Oberstown.
The DCU LEAD programme is just one initiative in a range of employee development and support activities available at Oberstown. Running alongside the learning and development strategy is a comprehensive health and well-being strategy that has led the way in the promotion of staff well-being.
