Boyle Family Resource Centre

01/06/2026

We’re delighted to offer two FREE training opportunities starting this July for adults aged 18 and over!

Whether you’re interested in learning a new skill with our Barista Course or gaining valuable lifesaving knowledge with our First Aid Course, we’d love to have you join us.

Places are limited, so be sure to book early to avoid disappointment. To reserve your spot, simply call 071 966 3000.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Family Resource Centre National Forum

01/06/2026

And just like that, it’s June… ☀️

A new month begins, and in true Boyle Family Resource Centre style, we’re stepping into it with another busy and exciting week ahead! We look forward to welcoming you to one of our groups, classes, or courses throughout the month.

If you don’t see exactly what you’re looking for, please feel free to pop in and have a chat with us — we’re always happy to help, support, and point you in the right direction.

“June is the time for dreams to take flight and new beginnings to bloom.” 🌼

31/05/2026

Last Thursday at Connect Café, we got everyone in the mood for the weekend with a fun festival-themed morning full of laughter, music, and great company! 🎉

The morning included our festival photo frame and a lively game of Bingo — and it’s safe to say things became very competitive very quickly! 😂 A special mention has to go to Flo, who was an absolutely fantastic Bingo caller on her very first try. We think she may have discovered a hidden talent!

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the morning so memorable. Congratulations as well to all of our lucky winners on the day — from First Line and Two Lines right up to the Full House! 👏

We’re already looking forward to our next Connect Café, so why not save the date now — Thursday 25th June. You never know what surprises or fun activities we might have planned next time!

We hope to see you there !
Family Resource Centre National Forum Mental Health Ireland Night and Day Festival

31/05/2026

31/05/2026

Best of luck today Lara, we are all behind you 🏃🎉🏃🎉

30/05/2026

Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2026 — Attunement
This year’s Infant Mental Health Awareness Week (8th–14th June 2026) highlights the theme of Attunement. Throughout the week, we will focus on how strong, attuned early relationships play a vital role in supporting babies’ development.
Attunement refers to the ability to connect with and respond to others on an emotional level. While it is important for everyone, it is especially crucial for babies and their parents or caregivers, as it helps build secure, nurturing relationships from the very beginning.
Emotional attunement is about recognising, understanding, and responding to another person’s feelings in a caring and appropriate way. When adults are attuned to babies and young children, they pick up on their cues, acknowledge their emotions, and respond in a way that supports and reassures them.
Roscommon CYPSC

30/05/2026

From everybody here at Boyle Family Resource Centre, we want to wish the very best of luck to Lara Morrison as she takes on the VHI Women’s Mini Marathon tomorrow in aid of our centre.

We honestly cannot put into words how grateful we are that Lara has chosen to support us and the work we do within our community. Your kindness and generosity mean so much to us all.

Over the past few months, Lara has put in incredible hard work, commitment, and training, and we know all of that effort will pay off tomorrow. We are so proud of you, Lara, and we will all be cheering you on every step of the way!

There is still time to support Lara on this amazing journey. Please follow the link below to donate, and take a moment to read more about what the centre — and this journey — means to Lara personally.

Best of luck tomorrow, Lara — you’ve already made us so proud!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/womens-mini-marathon-lara-for-boyle-family-resource-centre

Family Resource Centre National Forum

29/05/2026

Join us on Friday 19th June in King House to watch the critically acclaimed film, Io Capitano is a modern day odyssey that traces the perilous journey of two teenage cousins, Seydou and Moussa, as they leave Dakar, Senegal, in pursuit of a brighter future in Europe.

It takes courage to leave home and seek safety, and it also takes compassion and openness to welcome others. When people come together with kindness and solidarity, barriers can be broken down and friendships can grow.

This event is free but booking is essential. Please call 071 966 3000 to book your seat.

BoyleToday Roscommon Leader Partnership

29/05/2026

Fáilte Isteach Welcome in, Ласкаво просимо, مرحبا بكم في
Bienvenidos, Benvenuti, Sveiki atvykę

Our conversational English class continues here at the centre
Today, 10.30am- 12.30pm.

28/05/2026

Last week, we had a fantastic training day focused on educating, understanding, and empowering ourselves — helping us to build a more supportive community for neurodivergent young people. A special thank you to Faye Hayden for delivering such an insightful session on neurodiversity, and to everyone who joined us and contributed to the day.

Family Resource Centre National Forum