About Us
Le Chéile family support service is a not-for-profit community-based organisation in Clondalkin who work with Children aged from (4 -18) and their caregivers who are negatively impacted by addiction within the family unit.
We provide a range of vital services including, One to One Therapeutic Support, Peer Support Educational Programmes, Counselling Support, Child Play Therapy Sessions
We deliver our service which are underpinned with the values of: Dignity, Respect, Diversity, Strength-Based and Rights-based.
Le Chéile Family Support has provided Children and Family services in Clondalkin since 2012, Our Service is welcoming and non-clinical and our professionally qualified staff work in partnership with family members and referrers to provide interventions that are therapeutic and supportive by promoting and enhancing their life skills
Families can self-refer to Le Chéile by contacting us here on our website or drop in to our service where staff will be happy to talk to you about your referral. We also accept referrals from Tusla, G.P’s, Health Service professionals, An Garda Síochana, Courts, CAMHS (Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services), Local and Community Groups, Schools etc.
Le Chéile family support service is a not-for-profit community-based organisation in Clondalkin who work with Children aged from (4 -18) and their caregivers who are negatively impacted by addiction within the family unit.
We provide a range of vital services including, One to One Therapeutic Support, Peer Support Educational Programmes, Counselling Support, Child Play Therapy Sessions.
We deliver our service which are underpinned with the values of: Dignity, Respect, Diversity, Strength-Based and Rights-based.
Le Chéile Family Support has provided Children and Family services in Clondalkin since 2012, Our Service is welcoming and non-clinical and our professionally qualified staff work in partnership with family members and referrers to provide interventions that are therapeutic and supportive by promoting and enhancing their live skills.
LE CHÉILE CLONDALKIN
At Le Cheile we aim to align all our work to the national policy and procedures:
At Le Chéile we aim to align all our work to the national policy and procedures:
- Trauma Informed Practice
- Signs of Safety -Tusla National Approach to Practice
- Meitheal- Tusla National Practice Model
- Hidden Harm Strategy
- National Drugs Strategy
- Children’s First Act 2015
Board Of Directors
LE CHÉILE Clondalkin Board of Directors meet on Thursdays on a 6 weekly basis
Full Name
Board Member Type
Andrew Noon
Chairperson & Director
Brian Melaugh
Vice Chairperson & Director
Tara Sutcliffe
Secretary / Director
Gino Kenny
Director
Michael Morrisey
Director
Geraldine Craydon
Director
Charter of Rights for Service Users
Right to Respect
- You have the right to be treated with kindness, Dignity and respect.
- No staff or other service users should treat you unfairly
Right to Information
- You have the right to know all about the services you receive.
- Information should be clear and easy to understand.
Right to Privacy
- You have the right to keep your personal information private.
- Your information will only be shared if you say it’s okay or if the law requires it.
Right to Access Services
- You have the right to use our services without unnecessary obstacles.
- Services should be available to everyone.
Right to Participation
- You have the right to be involved in decisions about your care.
- Your opinions and feedback are important to us.
Right to Quality Services
- You have the right to receive good, safe, and professional services.
- Our staff are trained to provide the best care possible.
Right to Safety
- You have the right to feel safe when using our services.
- We will work to prevent any risks to your safety.
Right to Fair Treatment
- You have the right to be treated fairly, no matter who you are.
- We respect all races, genders, religions, ages, and abilities.
Right to Complain
- You have the right to complain if you are unhappy with our services.
- We will listen to your complaints and try to address, and issues raised.
Right to Support
- You have the right to get help to understand and use your rights.
- We can provide information about advocacy and support services