CF Ireland Cystic Fibrosis Ireland

Does your child struggle at mealtimes? Are they picky eaters? Dr Denise Stapleton completed her PhD in nutrition education in CF in 2002 and edited the Australasian CF nutrition guidelines published in 2006. She has recently published a book in association with Gillian Griffiths on children who struggle at mealtimes, the causes and what you can do to overcome these issues.

This booklet, produced by the Citizens Information Board, provides information on dealing with the practical and material matters that arise following a death and it is intended as a guide for people who have been recently bereaved.

It contains general information on what to do immediately after a death and the taxation, legal and financial issues that may arise, including social welfare payments. It does not provide detailed information on all these matters but does provide information about where to go for further information and support.

Ann-Marie Kavanagh has three children with Cystic Fibrosis (CF), who attend Temple Street Children's University Hospital, Dublin. When their children were younger, Ann-Marie and her husband discovered that there was little information available in a story format that explained CF treatment in an age-appropriate way.

'Catherine's Time to Shine' is an exciting and easy-to-read book that cleverly puts Catherine at the centre of the story and at the same time explains in a child-friendly manner why she needs to take her Creon and have regular physiotherapy.

'Matthew O'Brien: The Big Match' is Anne-Marie's first book. It covers the same treatment for CF but the central character is male.

How to Support a Child with CF in Pre-School; A Guide to Help Parents Navigate the First Steps into Pre-School Setting.

This booklet was developed by the Cork City Childcare Company.

Supporting Children with Cystic Fibrosis in ECCE Settings: Information for Practitioners

This booklet was developed by the Cork City Childcare Company.

Whether you are looking for ways to develop yourself personally, to improve your current job prospects or to simply learn for fun, What Next? offers you lots of useful tips and advice for getting started. The wide variety of courses available along with different entry criteria and funding options can be overwhelming. This booklet aims to introduce adult learners and potential adult learners to the options available to them in a way that is simple and easy to understand.

There is an extensive range of courses available for adults wishing to return to learning. With programmes from improving literacy skills to a third level degree, part time or full time, we are confident that there is something to suit everyone in their pursuit of lifelong learning.

This booklet, which was also produced by the Citizens Information Board in 2010, and aims to help people with disabilities to identify and access their entitlements.

This booklet, which was produced by the Citizens Information Board in 2010, covers the services and entitlements available for children with disabilities and gives an overview of how supports work.

This booklet seeks to provide a comprehensive information resource for people with Cystic Fibrosis. It outlines social welfare and health service supports as well as avenues for tax relief.

We hope that this booklet will prove to be a useful resource for people with CF, parents of people with CF and anyone working in a support role in this area.