North Tipp Youth Diversion Project officially opened

Deputy Ryan O'Meara with Minister Catherine Ardagh and Cathaoirleach of the District, Cllr. Seán Ryan at the openingplaceholder image
Deputy Ryan O'Meara with Minister Catherine Ardagh and Cathaoirleach of the District, Cllr. Seán Ryan at the opening | Local Library

The Project will serve Roscrea, Thurles, Templemore and surrounding communities

Fianna Fáil TD for North Tipperary, Deputy Ryan O'Meara, has said the official opening of the POINT Youth Diversion Project in Thurles marks an important day for young people, families and communities across North Tipperary.

Deputy O'Meara welcomed Minister of State for Youth Justice, Catherine Ardagh, to Thurles for the official opening of the Providing Opportunities In North Tipperary (POINT) Youth Diversion Project, which will serve Roscrea, Thurles, Templemore and surrounding communities.

Deputy O'Meara said: "It was a pleasure to welcome Minister Ardagh to Thurles for the official opening of the POINT Youth Diversion Project.

"This is an important day for North Tipperary. The introduction of this service will ensure that young people and families in our communities have access to the supports and opportunities they need at an early stage.

"Youth Diversion Projects have a proven track record of helping young people to realise their potential, build confidence and make positive choices. They are a valuable support not just for young people themselves, but for families and the wider community.

"I want to thank everyone involved in bringing POINT to North Tipperary and I look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have in the years ahead."

The opening of POINT also marks the achievement of full nationwide coverage of Youth Diversion Projects, with services now available to children and young people in every part of the country.

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