Portlaoise Family Resource Centre

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Portlaoise Family Resource Centre Portlaoise Family Resource Centre (FRC) is one of 120 Family Resource Centre's nationally

We provide supports, services and initiatives for families and the wider community . We work from a strengths based approach and we maintain confidentiality throughout our work in the community. These include:
- Early Years Childcare Service
- Adult Education
- Youth Groups
- Parent & Toddler Groups
- Parenting Programmes
- One to One Support
- Play Therapy
- Adult Counselling Service

Please visit website for full details on the excellent support and services provided by Portlaoise FRC, based in Treo Nua Portlaoise Resource Centre: http://www.portlaoisefrc.ie/

Piece by piece, stitch by stitch, creating something special together 🪡 Our talented ladies are working hard, making bea...
09/10/2026

Piece by piece, stitch by stitch, creating something special together 🪡
Our talented ladies are working hard, making beautiful patterns come to life 🫶🎊

A night full of music, groovy moves and dancing🎉Our junior youth club enjoyed a night of Zumba! We also announced our ta...
07/10/2026

A night full of music, groovy moves and dancing🎉

Our junior youth club enjoyed a night of Zumba! We also announced our talented winners of Last weeks colouring competition. This weeks kindness award was also given to a very special young person for all their help with the volunteers🎊

Congratulations to all the students who are involved with us. You did brilliantly in your exams. Well done.
07/10/2026

Congratulations to all the students who are involved with us. You did brilliantly in your exams. Well done.

it was Murder Mystery Night in Senior Youth Club tonight. Fact finding, problem solving and putting the clues together t...
06/10/2026

it was Murder Mystery Night in Senior Youth Club tonight. Fact finding, problem solving and putting the clues together to find of who did it, why, how , time and place. Congratulations to the winning team, enjoy your prize's.
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🌟 A significant moment for the National Family Resource Centre ProgrammePresident Catherine Connolly becomes Patron of t...
01/10/2026

🌟 A significant moment for the National Family Resource Centre Programme

President Catherine Connolly becomes Patron of the National Family Resource Centre Programme

The Family Resource Centre National Forum is delighted to announce that President Catherine Connolly has accepted our invitation to become our Patron.

The National Family Resource Centre Programme is Ireland’s largest national family and community-based support programme, bringing together 136 Family Resource Centres across the country to collectively implement our human rights-based approach to community development and family support across the life-course, with a strong focus on prevention and early intervention.

Having visited so many Family Resource Centres before her election, and since her inauguration, President Connolly has seen first-hand the difference Family Resource Centres make. The collective vision of FRCs, that all children, families, individuals and communities will actively participate and be included in a society that is equal, equitable, inclusive, and non-discriminatory and which will enable their optimal well-being aligns closely to Catherine Connolly’s vision, to be a President for all the people, especially for those often excluded and silenced and to be a voice for equality and justice.

Addressing our National Conference in June 2026, President Connolly spoke warmly about the importance and impact of FRCs. She told those gathered that, when setting her priorities as President, shining a light on your work was top of my list. We are honoured that she has chosen to continue that support as Patron.

Her patronage is a meaningful recognition of the staff, volunteers, and voluntary directors who help make FRCs welcoming places of support, belonging, connection, action, and change across Ireland. On behalf of the 136 Family Resource Centres we represent, we thank President Connolly for recognising their collective contribution alongside their communities and we look forward to

01/10/2026

🌟 A significant moment for the National Family Resource Centre Programme

President Catherine Connolly becomes Patron of the National Family Resource Centre Programme

The Family Resource Centre National Forum is delighted to announce that President Catherine Connolly has accepted our invitation to become our Patron.

The National Family Resource Centre Programme is Ireland’s largest national family and community-based support programme, bringing together 136 Family Resource Centres across the country to collectively implement our human rights-based approach to community development and family support across the life-course, with a strong focus on prevention and early intervention.

Having visited so many Family Resource Centres before her election, and since her inauguration, President Connolly has seen first-hand the difference Family Resource Centres make. The collective vision of FRCs, that all children, families, individuals and communities will actively participate and be included in a society that is equal, equitable, inclusive, and non-discriminatory and which will enable their optimal well-being aligns closely to Catherine Connolly’s vision, to be a President for all the people, especially for those often excluded and silenced and to be a voice for equality and justice.

Addressing our National Conference in June 2026, President Connolly spoke warmly about the importance and impact of FRCs. She told those gathered that, when setting her priorities as President, shining a light on your work was top of my list. We are honoured that she has chosen to continue that support as Patron.

Her patronage is a meaningful recognition of the staff, volunteers, and voluntary directors who help make FRCs welcoming places of support, belonging, connection, action, and change across Ireland. On behalf of the 136 Family Resource Centres we represent, we thank President Connolly for recognising their collective contribution alongside their communities and we look forward to working with the President in the coming years to advance our shared vision.

FRC National Forum website: https://www.familyresource.ie/

President Connolly’s address to the FRC National Conference: https://president.ie/en/media-library/speeches/speech-by-president-connolly-at-the-family-resource-centre-national-conference

Junior Youth Club had a creative evening decorating switches and a colouring competition. Winner to be announced next we...
01/10/2026

Junior Youth Club had a creative evening decorating switches and a colouring competition. Winner to be announced next week. A vote was taken and Volunteer Leader Mattie is not allowed to enter the computation . Sorry Mattie. fans Followers and Viewers Portlaoise Notice Board Laois Offaly CYPSC Child and Family Agency - Tusla Family Resource Centre National Forum

Address

Harpurs Lane
Port Laoise

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+353578686151

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