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Mums Hub Empowering mums through school-hour jobs, dignity, and independence, strengthening families and communities.

☕Join Us for Coffee, Crafts & Chats Next Monday!Come along for a morning of coffee, pastries, creativity and friendly co...
14/10/2026

☕Join Us for Coffee, Crafts & Chats Next Monday!

Come along for a morning of coffee, pastries, creativity and friendly conversation at Charleville Mall Library.

Next week, we’ll be joined by the NEIC Health Project (NEIC Health Needs Assessment) for a special creative session on health and wellbeing in Dublin’s North East Inner City (NEIC).

🖍️Together, we’ll draw, colour, and doodle on a large map of the NEIC to show the places that matter for our health and wellbeing in the area:

- our favourite spots
- places we go for support
- places we bring our kids to play
- places we go to meet friends
- places we go to walk or get active
- local amenities
- and what we wish could improve for us and our families

No right or wrong answers, and you don’t need to be crafty at all.

What you share will help shape health and services in the area!

📅 Monday, 19 October
⏰10:00AM-12:00PM
📍Charleville Mall Library
Free to attend, no booking required

Coming alone? Don’t worry. You’ll get a warm welcome, and there’ll always be someone to sit and chat with.

We’d love to see you there! 💛

Most of us were never really taught how to talk about money.Budgeting, banking, financial choices, knowing where to ask ...
13/10/2026

Most of us were never really taught how to talk about money.

Budgeting, banking, financial choices, knowing where to ask for help, it can all feel confusing, especially when you are carrying family life too.

Mums Hub is hosting Money Confidence for Mums, a free session delivered by Bank of Ireland.

This will be a relaxed, supportive session. You do not need to know anything before coming, and there are no silly questions.

📍 Charleville Mall Library
🗓 Thursday 22 October
⏰ 10am–12pm

Booking is essential. All mums in the NEIC welcome.

Book here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe8vAmCdPiDcTGlwt_P4ja2qIhHJEWfAN6DYn4YEQEGMilcVQ/viewform

Delivered by Bank of Ireland
Funded by North East Inner City - Dublin

Some mornings just leave you with the biggest smile. ❤️Today I had the pleasure of delivering a Parent Empowerment Works...
13/10/2026

Some mornings just leave you with the biggest smile. ❤️

Today I had the pleasure of delivering a Parent Empowerment Workshop at Paradise Place ETNS , and I honestly haven't felt this uplifted in a long time!

14 wonderful women joined us for a morning of confidence building, reflection, laughter and some really lovely conversations.

What an incredible group of women! So warm, friendly and open. They made the whole experience an absolute joy, and even after the workshop finished, we stayed chatting for another half an hour. We've already agreed to get together again for a CV workshop in November!

A very special thank you to Shauna, who organised everything so beautifully. From making sure the mums knew about the workshop and encouraging them to come, to having the room, projector, teas, coffees and biscuits ready for everyone. She was such a wonderful host, and I'm so grateful for all her effort.

And to all the women who joined us, thank you for making my morning so special. I came hoping to give you a little confidence boost, but you certainly gave me one too! ❤️

P.s. i really need to learn taking better photos...

12/10/2026

We’ve been a little quiet online, but we certainly haven’t been quiet behind the scenes. 💛

It has been a packed couple of weeks filled with Coffee, Crafts and Chats, CV workshops, meetings, planning, new ideas and one very exciting milestone: The Family-Friendly Workplace Blueprint is now written and with its first reviewers.

Here is a quick update on what we’ve been doing and what is coming next.

And yes, you may hear my son providing a little background commentary. That is sometimes what recording from home around family life sounds like. 😊

More soon!

05/10/2026

Join us this October at Charleville Mall Library for two free, practical morning workshops designed for local mothers in the NEIC. Whether you are preparing to re-enter the workforce, updating your application materials, or looking for practical tools to manage your personal finances, these sessions...

05/10/2026

Free CV Workshop for Mums 💛

This Wednesday, Mums Hub is running a CV workshop in Charleville Mall Library.

This session is for mums who want to create a CV from scratch, update an existing CV, or better understand how to include care work, motherhood skills and time outside paid employment.

We will look at how to build a CV for different types of jobs, how to talk about your experience, and how to show your skills with confidence.

📍 Charleville Mall Library
🗓 Wednesday 7th
⏰ 10am–12pm

Free to attend, but please book your place as soon as possible.

Book here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe8vAmCdPiDcTGlwt_P4ja2qIhHJEWfAN6DYn4YEQEGMilcVQ/viewform

This programme is funded by the .

CareSkills DublinMums

Care is economic infrastructure, and building it requires independent, sustainable support.At Mums Hub, our commitment h...
30/09/2026

Care is economic infrastructure, and building it requires independent, sustainable support.

At Mums Hub, our commitment has always been clear: mothers will never be charged to access our community, career guidance, or the Talent Library. Financial status should never dictate whether a woman gets the support needed to re-enter, navigate, or progress in the workforce.

To maintain that independence, keep our services completely free, and build real employment pathways, we rely on unrestricted operational funding.

Your support directly powers:
• Free Core Resources: Keeping community networks and career guidance 100% accessible to every mother.
• Independent Advocacy: Researching structural barriers to push for real flexible work standards and policy reform.
• Tech & Infrastructure: Maintaining and securing the digital tools behind our Talent Library.

If you believe that mothering shouldn't carry a lifelong economic penalty, please consider backing our work today.

How to support us (Links in the top comment 👇)
1️⃣ Direct Contribution: Set up a €10/month recurring contribution (or a one-off donation) directly on our website.
2️⃣ Corporate Giving (Benevity): If your employer uses Benevity for workplace giving, search for Mums Hub (Cause ID: 372-808603) on your company portal. Check if your employer offers payroll matching to double your impact!

Thank you for backing independent, structural change for mothers.

Last week, I had the privilege of joining a global panel of perinatal specialists, advocates, and experts hosted by the ...
30/09/2026

Last week, I had the privilege of joining a global panel of perinatal specialists, advocates, and experts hosted by the Perinatal Mental Health Institute and the Perinatal Resource Collaborative.

​We gathered following a screening of Richa Rudola’s short film, Cow Heavy and Floral. It is a striking, split screen piece that captures the claustrophobic reality of a writer racing a professional deadline while navigating pregnancy and caring for a toddler.

​Watching it was deeply thought provoking, but I also think we need to speak honestly about how triggering a film like this can be for mothers.

​When you watch a mother on screen trying to build something from scratch, whether that is a business, a writing career, a project, or a path back into work, all while managing a household, parenting, and preparing for another child, it reopens a very specific frustration.

​The reality for so many mothers is that we are expected to create economic independence and pay the bills, yet society provides zero structural support, flexible infrastructure, or financial runway while we build it. Even worse, we are judged for not being immediately financially viable, when we were never given the time, childcare, or space to build in the first place.

​If you are a mother, watch this film with care. Give yourself space to decompress afterward, because seeing that daily friction laid bare can bring back the anger of having lived through it.

​To anyone in a position of power, including employers, line managers, policymakers, and decision makers, you need to watch it. You need to see that when a mother asks for flexibility, or takes time to rebuild her professional identity, it is not a lack of drive or competence. It is a human being operating under impossible structural constraints.

​I am so grateful to the organizers and my fellow panelists for creating space for these raw, necessary conversations.

​Care is not a private burden to be handled in isolation. Care is infrastructure.

​Connect with us and explore our community and pathways at mumshub.ie

What a wonderful, empowering morning at Charleville Mall Library! ☕✨​Today’s Mums Hub workshop brought together local mo...
24/09/2026

What a wonderful, empowering morning at Charleville Mall Library! ☕✨

​Today’s Mums Hub workshop brought together local mothers, styling expertise, and live employer opportunities all under one roof.

​We kicked off the morning with coffee and connection before diving into a 10-minute session on reframing "career gaps." At Mums Hub, our view is clear: raising children and running a household is high-level coordination and management—not a blank space on a CV.

​Highlights from the morning:

​Owning Our Experience: Reframing time spent in care with clarity, confidence, and zero apologies.

​Interview Styling: Personal stylist Rachel Blanckensee shared practical, accessible tips on feeling comfortable and confident in interview wear.

​Direct Employer Access: Joy Russell, recruitment consultant from Bidvest Noonan, walked us through active roles and recruitment insights.

​1-to-1 Support: Mums stepped into mock interview practice, reviewed active job applications, and left with personal feedback action cards to take forward!

​A huge thank you to Joy and , Rachel Blanckensee Styling, and, as always, the incredibly kind and welcoming staff at Charleville Mall Library for giving us a space to gather.

​Supported and funded by the North East Inner City Initiative (Dublin North East Inner City).

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Had a wonderfully productive meeting with Cllr Janet Horner this morning to follow up on our work around structural supp...
23/09/2026

Had a wonderfully productive meeting with Cllr Janet Horner this morning to follow up on our work around structural support for mothers across Dublin.
​From our very first meeting, Janet has been a genuine ally to Mums Hub. She brings clarity, vision, and a real commitment to ensuring care is recognised as vital infrastructure in our city.
​When decision-makers actively create space for mothers at the table, real progress happens. We’re working on some meaningful plans together for the months ahead, excited for what's to come.
​Thank you, Janet, for your ongoing support and leadership!
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